Diary of Anne Frank test review

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What is a past participle verb?

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A past participle verb is a verb form that typically ends in -ed (for regular verbs) and is used to indicate a completed action. It can also function as an adjective.

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Provide an example of a sentence using a past participle verb as an adjective.

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The cook made well-seasoned food.

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What is the difference between internal and external conflict?

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Internal conflict is a struggle within a character's mind, while external conflict involves a struggle between a character and an outside force.

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Identify the type of conflict: A group of hikers struggles to survive in a snowstorm.

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External conflict.

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How is the present participle verb formed?

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A present participle verb is formed by using a form of 'to be' + an -ing verb (e.g., I am working).

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Identify the type of conflict: Devon is afraid Keesha will laugh at him if he asks her out.

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Internal conflict.

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Identify the type of conflict: Michael’s doctor tells him he should not eat sweet things, but he keeps thinking about eating pastry.

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Internal conflict.

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What is an example of an external conflict?

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A character facing a natural disaster, like a snowstorm.

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What is an example of an internal conflict?

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A character struggling with self-doubt about asking someone out.

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What is the function of a past participle in a sentence?

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It can act as an adjective or be used in perfect tenses.