The part of a story that describes the events and the conflict or problem that must be resolved is called the "rising action." This is the section of the story where the tension and complications increase, leading up to the climax.
The part of a story that describes the events that take place as well as the conflict or problem that must be resolved is called the "rising action." The rising action builds tension and develops the plot by presenting challenges, obstacles, and complications that the main characters must face in order to reach a resolution.
