QUESTION 2: NOVEL/SHORT STORY 2.1 The author introduces the characters and the setting in the exposition of a novel/short story. Identify the main character(s) (protagonist) in this story. (a) (b) Describe the setting of this story. (1) (2) 2.2 (a) Identify the type of narrator in this novel/short story. (b) Explain why this type of narrator is suitable. སྱེ་ྕ སྱི (1) 2.3 The rising action normally begins with an inciting incident/moment that sets the story into motion. (a) Identify this incident/moment that sets the story into motion. (b) Explain how this incident causes tension in the story. (1) (2) 2.4 The climax is the peak of tension in the story when things start to change. (a) Identify the climax in the story. (1) (b) Explain how the climax leads to the resolution of the tension. (2) 2.5 Do you agree with the ending of the story? Substantiate your (3) answer Subtotal: 15​