Question

dennis the menace falling action climax resulotion or denouement exposition rising action ​

Answer 1

Answer:

exposition

dennis mitchell is a five years old boy who lives with his parents henry and alice and the bane of the next door neighborhood george wilson and others in his neighborhood

rising action

dennis told to mr. wilson about the thief but mr wilson did not listen to dennis

climax

dennis heads into the park where switchblade sam grabs him as a hostage ,henry and alice arrive home to learn from martha and the police of dennis disappearance prompting a town wide search

falling action

dennis unintentionally but effectively defeat sam next morning dennis returns to the wilson house with an injured sam having also recovered mr.george gold coin which he discovered sam stole

resolution

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ans: sam taken to police custody and mr george learned something about kids its is kids r kids you have to play by the rules if you can't do that you're headed for trouble you have to roll with the punches you have to expect the unexpected

Answer 2

Dennis the menace is a 1993 American family comedy film.

• Exposition: It is a direct way of telling the audience or the reader about the context of the story before it begins. The story talks about a 5-year-old boy with mischievous deeds.

• Rising action: As the characters are introduced in the play, each character has designated a role and work. The entire movie or a play will be based on the role of each character. The main characters are Dennis, his parents and are Henry and Alice, and his neighbor Mr. and Mrs. Wilson.

• Climax: It is the important part of the story that is the culmination of the entire story into a scene that speaks about who wins the race, good vs bad, etc. Dennis tries to thief up Sam and hands it over to the police.

• Falling action: It talks about the consequences of the climax. The consequence is that Dennis brings the defeated and injured Sam to Mr. Wilson along with his gold coin.

• Resolution: The conclusion of the story. The conclusion is to always have the freedom to learn new things.