Conflict in Literature

What is an example of Character vs. Character conflict?

• A rivalry between two students competing for the same position on a sports team.

• A character struggling against nature during a storm.

• A character facing their own fears in a dark forest.

• A character trying to solve a mystery alone.

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What is an example of Character vs. Nature conflict?

• A character stranded on a deserted island struggling to survive against the elements.

• A character facing off against a villain in a city.

• A character dealing with personal issues in a family setting.

• A character exploring a haunted house filled with ghosts.

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What is an example of Character vs. Technology conflict?

• A character battling against a malfunctioning robot or computer system.

• A character struggling with their own emotions.

• A character facing a natural disaster.

• A character dealing with a difficult family member.

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Define Internal Conflict.

• A struggle that takes place within a character, often involving emotions, desires, or mental challenges.

• A conflict between two characters in a story.

• A situation where a character faces external obstacles.

• A resolution of a character's problems through dialogue.

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What is an example of Character vs. Society conflict?

• A character conforming to societal norms without question.

• A character fighting against societal norms or laws, such as a protest against injustice.

• A character seeking personal gain at the expense of others.

• A character who is indifferent to societal issues.

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What is the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist in conflict?

• The protagonist is the main character facing conflict, while the antagonist opposes the protagonist, creating tension.

• The protagonist is always the villain, while the antagonist is the hero of the story.

• The protagonist is a minor character, and the antagonist is the main character.

• The protagonist and antagonist are the same character, representing internal conflict.

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What are the two main types of conflict in literature?

• Internal Conflict and External Conflict

• Character Conflict and Plot Conflict

• Social Conflict and Personal Conflict

• Physical Conflict and Emotional Conflict

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How does setting influence conflict in literature?

• Setting can create external conflicts by placing characters in challenging environments or societal contexts.

• Setting has no impact on character development.

• Setting only influences the plot, not the conflict.

• Setting is irrelevant to the themes of the story.

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What is a common misconception about conflict in literature?

• Conflict is only physical; it can also be emotional, psychological, or ideological.

• Conflict is always resolved by the end of the story.

• Conflict only occurs between characters, not within them.

• Conflict is the main theme of every literary work.

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What does Character vs. Supernatural conflict involve?

• It involves a character facing challenges from supernatural forces, such as ghosts, gods, or mythical creatures.

• It involves a character struggling against societal norms and expectations.

• It involves a character battling against their own inner demons and fears.

• It involves a character dealing with natural disasters and environmental challenges.

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