Conflict

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What is internal conflict in literature?

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Internal conflict refers to a struggle within a character's mind, often involving emotions, desires, or decisions.

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Give an example of internal conflict.

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An example of internal conflict is when a character is torn between two choices, such as deciding whether to attend a party or stay home.

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What is the role of an antagonist in a story?

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The antagonist serves to challenge the main character, creating obstacles that the protagonist must overcome.

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What is the primary function of conflict in a narrative?

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Conflict drives the plot forward and creates tension, making the story engaging.

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True or False: Internal conflict is the same as character vs. nature.

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False.

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Define conflict in the context of literature.

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Conflict is a struggle or problem that characters face, which needs to be resolved for the story to progress.

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What are the two main types of conflict in literature?

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The two main types of conflict are internal conflict (character vs. self) and external conflict (character vs. others, nature, society, etc.).

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How does conflict contribute to character development?

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Conflict forces characters to confront challenges, leading to growth, change, or revelation.

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What is an example of external conflict?

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An example of external conflict is a character fighting against a villain or facing a natural disaster.

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What is the difference between internal and external conflict?

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Internal conflict occurs within a character's mind, while external conflict involves a struggle between a character and outside forces.