Conflict in the Story Quiz

What is the main external conflict in the story?

• Jenny versus the fence that keeps her from the woods

• The boar versus the people of Glen Morgan

• Jenny versus the boar

• The boar versus the bluejays

Which event represents the story's climax?

• Jenny finding the old black Dodge in the woods

• The moment Jenny and the boar face each other silently

• Jenny telling others about the boar

• The boar running through the thorns and briars

How does Jenny's perception of the boar change by the end of the story?

• She becomes more afraid of the boar

• She remains unaffected by their encounter

• She feels pity for the boar's fearful nature

• She wants to capture the boar

What type of external conflict is primarily explored in this story?

• Person versus technology

• Person versus society

• Person versus nature

• Person versus self

Which detail shows the story's initial rising action?

• Jenny going past the old black Dodge

• The boar running away from Jenny

• Jenny whispering 'Boar out there'

• The bluejay yelling in the trees

What is the main internal conflict Jenny experiences?

• Her fear of getting lost in the woods

• Her struggle between fear and curiosity about the boar

• Her desire to tell others about the boar

• Her worry about the fence's condition

How does the plot resolution affect Jenny?

• She becomes angry at the boar

• She continues to visit the fence but with new understanding

• She never returns to the woods again

• She tells everyone about her encounter

What motivates Jenny to enter the woods?

• She wants to prove the boar doesn't exist

• She is forced to go by others

• She wants to find the old black Dodge

• She believes the boar is waiting for her

Which plot element creates the most tension in the story?

• The description of the boar's physical appearance

• Jenny's journey through the dark woods

• The presence of the old black Dodge

• The townspeople's fear of the boar

What best describes the story's theme based on the plot events?

• Fear often comes from misunderstanding

• Nature is always dangerous

• Curiosity leads to trouble

• Friendship requires bravery