Given below are two statements:
Statement I: "Anagenesis" is the final part of the drama just after the climax in which there is resolution for any conflicts left in the plot.
Statement II: "Anagenesis" is the turning point of the play where audience observes unpredictable change in the play.
In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is B

Both Statement I and Statement II are false

The term "Anagenesis" is not a dramatic or literary term. It originates from evolutionary biology, where it refers to the gradual evolution of a species into another without branching (i.e., linear evolutionary transformation).

Statement I defines "Anagenesis" as the final part of a drama with resolution, which is incorrect. That phase is known as "Denouement" or "Falling Action."

Statement II defines "Anagenesis" as the turning point of the play, which is also incorrect. That phase is traditionally known as the "Climax" or "Peripeteia" (in classical terms).

Therefore, both statements are factually incorrect in the context of dramatic structure.
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Information Booster:

Correct Literary Term for Statement I: Denouement – the final resolution of the plot, where remaining conflicts are settled.

Correct Literary Term for Statement II: Climax or Peripeteia – the moment of greatest tension or a major turning point in the story.

Since "Anagenesis" is not a recognized literary or dramatic term for any part of a plot structure, both Statement I and Statement II are false, making the correct answer: