Unit 3 Places We Call Home Review

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What is the internal conflict of a character?

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An internal conflict is a psychological struggle within a character, often involving opposing desires or emotions.

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What does the term 'exposition' refer to in a plot diagram?

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Exposition is the beginning part of a story where characters, setting, and the main conflict are introduced.

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What is the climax of a story?

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The climax is the turning point or the most intense part of the story, where the main conflict reaches its peak.

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What are common types of conflicts in literature?

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Common types of conflicts include character vs. character, character vs. self, character vs. society, and character vs. nature.

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How does a character's background influence their internal conflict?

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A character's background can shape their beliefs, values, and experiences, leading to conflicting feelings about their identity or choices.

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What motivates characters to help each other in stories?

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Characters may be motivated by empathy, shared experiences, gratitude, or a desire for friendship.

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What is the significance of a character feeling 'more' of one identity than another?

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This feeling can highlight themes of belonging, cultural identity, and the struggle between different aspects of one's self.

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What role does family pressure play in a character's decisions?

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Family pressure can create internal conflict, influencing a character's choices and sense of identity.

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What is a 'turning point' in a story?

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A turning point is a moment in the narrative that leads to significant change or development in the plot.

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How can conflicts in a story drive the plot forward?

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Conflicts create tension and challenges that characters must navigate, propelling the story toward resolution.

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