
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF AND SOCIETY
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REXTER SEBUALA
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5 Slides • 12 Questions
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A conflict in a story is when there are two opposing forces with a specific problem.
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Fill in the Blanks
How many types of conflict are there in fiction?
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IS AN EXTERNAL CONFLICT
Examples of Character vs. Character in text.
Harry Potter Series
Harry Potter VS. Voldemort
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IS AN INTERNAL CONFLICT
Examples of Character vs. Self in text.
My Rotten Red Head Older Brother
Patty questions herself
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IS AN EXTERNAL CONFLICT
Examples of Character vs. Nature in text.
I Survived the Tsunami
Character VS. Tsunami
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IS AN EXTERNAL CONFLICT
Examples of Character vs. Society in text.
The Tale of Despereaux
Despereaux VS. Mouse Council and Society
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Multiple Choice
Two spiders have a contest to see who can build the best web
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
The colonists did not want to pay taxes that they could not vote on.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
The fishermen get caught in a storm with huge waves.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
Tina needs to study for a big test, but her friends invited her to go to the fair.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
A swarm of crickets attack the crops in a small village and they will struggle to have enough food all winter.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
Tom found $20 under the bleachers during the football game, and he is tempted to keep it.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
Advertisements make people feel like their houses and cars are not good enough for their community.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
Four students all want to get voted in as class president.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
A neighborhood makes a new family feel unwelcome because they have a pet cat instead of a pet dog.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Multiple Choice
Ed and Kim get lost in a blizzard on their way home from school.
character vs character
character vs nature
character vs society
character vs self
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Poll
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