Conflict in Literature Lesson

There are 2 main types of conflict in literature: (a)   and (b)   .​ ​

• person vs. fate conflict
• setting conflict
• person vs. person conflict
• internal conflict
• plot conflict
• person vs. nature conflict
• external conflict

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Which answer is internal conflict?

• A struggle that takes place within a character, caused by their own emotions, fears, conflicting desires, or mental illnesses.

• A type of literary conflict in which the protagonist has to struggle against other characters (called antagonists), nature, or society.

• Two kids fighting over a ball is an example of this conflict.

• Refers to the types of conflict within literature that occur outside of the main character.

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What answer is NOT external conflict?

• A struggle that takes place within a character, caused by their own emotions, fears, conflicting desires, or mental illnesses.

• A type of literary conflict in which the protagonist has to struggle against other characters (called antagonists), nature, or society.

• Two kids fighting over a ball is an example of this conflict.

• Refers to the types of conflict within literature that occur outside of the main character.

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Which types of conflict is NOT external conflict?

• character vs. society

• character vs. nature

• character vs. technology

• character vs. self

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What is conflict in literature?

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1. What is a problem that happens inside the character’s mind?

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1. What is the story element that drives a story?

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2. What is conflict?

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3.  How can you identify types of conflict in a story?

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4. How many types of conflict in literature are there?

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