Types of External Conflict

Front

One type of external conflict:

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Character vs. Character

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'Character vs. Character' because it represents a conflict between two individuals, which is an external problem. The other options, 'Character vs. Self' and 'Character vs. Technology', involve internal or technological conflicts.

Front

If lost in the woods, what is essential?

Back

Finding food and a place to stay.

Answer explanation

When people get lost in the woods, they must find food and shelter to survive. This is crucial for their safety and well-being, making it the most important concern in such a situation.

Front

Effects of unfairness on a character:

Back

Can lead to feelings of loneliness and problems.

Answer explanation

When things aren't fair, a character may feel isolated and struggle with their emotions, leading to problems. This choice highlights the negative impact of unfairness, making it the correct answer.

Front

Character's tough choice: lying to help a friend?

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Correct answer: A character deciding whether to lie to help a friend.

Answer explanation

The correct choice highlights a character facing a moral dilemma, weighing the consequences of lying to help a friend. This reflects a tough choice, unlike the other options which involve physical challenges or problem-solving.

Front

Max saw it was raining on parade day. What type of conflict is this?

Back

Man vs. Nature

Answer explanation

The problem Max faces is 'Man vs. Nature' because the rain is a natural occurrence affecting the parade. This highlights the conflict between human plans and environmental conditions.

Front

Another name for 'Person vs. Society'

Back

Person vs Society

Answer explanation

The question asks for another name for 'Person vs. Society'. The correct answer is C) Person vs Society, as it is the same term. The other options refer to different types of conflicts.

Front

Main character in the story?

Back

Greg

Answer explanation

Greg is the main character in the story, as he drives the plot and experiences the central conflicts. The other options, like the unicorn and muck-muck monsters, are supporting characters that contribute to Greg's journey.