Plot Elements

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In Captain America: Civil War, Captain America must fight Iron Man in order to protect an old friend. This is an example of:

• character vs self
• character vs character
• character vs society
• character vs nature

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character vs character

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In The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Katniss Everdeen plans a rebellion with outside district competitors against the leaders of Panem to end The Hunger Games. This is an example of:

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character vs society.

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In The Day After Tomorrow, catastrophic natural disasters take place throughout the world due to the effects of global warming. Jack Hall and his crew must survive this turn of events in order to rescue his son. This is an example of:

• character vs self.
• character vs character.
• character vs society.
• character vs nature.

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character vs nature.

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Andrew is single-minded and ambitious, sometimes to a fault and is pushed too far after his instructor mentally abuses him. Andrew struggles to find validation in his drumming skills. This is an example of:

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character vs self.

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In Mean Girls, Cady Heron succumbs to the pressure of high school popularity and struggles to be liked among her class. This is an example of:
- internal conflict
- external conflict

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internal conflict

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In Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse, Miles Morales must save NYC from the hands of evil villains after becoming the new Spiderman. This is an example of:
- internal conflict
- external conflict

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external conflict

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How many steps are in Freytag's Pyramid?

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7

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In Clueless, the movie begins with Cher Horowitz demonstrating her daily routine as a rich and socially successful high school student. This would be considered the:

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exposition.

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In Bring It On: All or Nothing, Britney Allen has to drop out and transfer to her rival, under-funded high school after her father is laid off. This would be the:

• exposition
• inciting incident
• climax
• rising action

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inciting incident

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In Naruto: Shippuden, Naruto and his friends attempt to retrieve Sasuke from falling into Orochimau's hands and becoming his new vessel. This would be considered the:

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rising action.