The Role of Conflict in Storytelling

Why is conflict considered an essential element in storytelling?

• It drives the story and keeps the audience engaged.

• It makes the story longer.

• It adds humor to the story.

• It helps in character development.

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What is the definition of conflict in storytelling?

• A struggle between opposing forces.

• A series of random events.

• A peaceful resolution between characters.

• A dialogue between characters.

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Which type of conflict deals with obstacles a character faces in the external world?

• Philosophical conflict

• External conflict

• Emotional conflict

• Internal conflict

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In 'The Lord of the Rings', what internal conflict does Frodo face?

• Whether to keep the ring for himself.

• How to defeat the Orcs.

• How to reach Mordor.

• How to save Gandalf.

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What is the deeper purpose of conflict in a story according to Robert McKee?

• To show examples of possible ways to live.

• To write perfect dialogue.

• To make the story longer.

• To create action sequences.

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What type of conflict sits above external and internal conflicts?

• Physical conflict

• Social conflict

• Philosophical or moral conflict

• Emotional conflict

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In 'Sicario', what philosophical struggle is depicted?

• Traditional morality vs. doing whatever it takes to crush evil

• Individual vs. Collective

• Good vs. Evil

• Love vs. Hate

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What is the main philosophical conflict in 'Snowpiercer'?

• Love vs. Hate

• Collective vs. Individual

• Traditional morality vs. doing whatever it takes to crush evil

• Good vs. Evil

How do characters in a story contribute to philosophical conflict?

• By having different worldviews or value systems.

• By creating roadblocks for the main character.

• By being allies to the main character.

• By making the world more interesting.

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What is the ultimate conflict that gives a story its meaning?

• Philosophical or moral conflict

• Physical conflict

• Internal conflict

• External conflict

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