Skills test 2 flashcards

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Conflict in a story

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The main character has to overcome an obstacle, known as the conflict.

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Types of conflict

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There are two types: internal conflict and external conflict.

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Internal conflict

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A conflict that takes place within the mind of the character.

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External conflict

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A conflict in which a character struggles against an outside force.

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Internal conflict example

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Person versus self; an internal battle within a character.

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External conflict examples

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Person vs. person, person vs. nature, person vs. society, person vs. technology.

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A struggle within yourself

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Illustrates internal conflict, such as person versus self.

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Person vs. Person conflict

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Involves one person against another, such as a physical fight or verbal argument. Examples: a boxing match, a debate, "All Summer in a Day" – Margot vs. William.

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Person vs. Nature conflict

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Involves a person against a natural force like a disaster. Examples: driving through a downpour, a storm destroying property, "All Summer in a Day" – inhabitants of Venus vs. the rain.

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Person vs. Society conflict

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Involves one person against a group of people, can be physical, emotional, or verbal. Examples: a prosecutor stating their case to the jury, "All Summer in a Day" – Margot vs. all of the children in her class.