English 8 - Exam #2- Conflict / The Elevator/ The Landlady

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What is character vs. character conflict?

Back

A type of conflict where a character faces opposition from another character, often leading to a struggle or confrontation.

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Provide an example of character vs. character conflict in 'The Elevator'.

Back

Martin vs. The Fat Lady.

Front

Why were the stairs in 'The Elevator' just as bad as the elevator?

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They were poorly lit, dark, and scary.

Front

What type of conflict is illustrated when Casey struggles with telling the truth about breaking a vase?

Back

Character vs. Self.

Front

What detail suggests the landlady might be responsible for the disappearances of the other two men?

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'Left?' she said, arching her brows. 'But my dear boy, he never left. He's still here. Mr. Temple is also here.'

Front

True or False: The Elevator in Martin's building could easily fit 5 adults.

Back

False.

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What is the main theme of 'The Elevator'?

Back

Fear and anxiety in confined spaces.

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Define 'suspense' in literature.

Back

A feeling of excitement or anxious uncertainty about what may happen next.

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What role does setting play in 'The Landlady'?

Back

The setting creates an eerie and unsettling atmosphere that enhances the story's tension.

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What is the significance of the character Martin in 'The Elevator'?

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Martin represents the struggle with fear and the impact of anxiety on one's actions.