Question

yesterdays game was a whirlwind of action. by the end, the score was only 2-1, with our team winning, but those numbers dont begin to tell the tale of our afternoon. it was late in the first half when julius scored his goal—his first goal this season—and we were all proud of him. it had been a rough season for the guy, first with an ankle injury keeping him on the bench, and then being stuck in the defenders position as he got his \sea legs back\—as coach likes to say. not that he hadnt done us proud playing d, dont get me wrong. just that he wasnt able to score those glorious goals that make us all career around the field like madmen. i still remember his first goal ever—and really, i mean ever. we were in the third grade, and wed been playing on the same team for a few weeks. we had a pretty good coach, but in third grade, the coach wants

1. what is the climax of the story? when does it come in the story structure?

Explanation:

The climax is when Julius scores his first - goal of the season late in the first half. In story structure, it comes during the rising action as it is a significant event that builds tension and excitement before the resolution (the end - of - game score).

Answer:

The climax is when Julius scores his first goal of the season late in the first half. It comes during the rising action in the story structure.