1st-Survival Warm-Up (Conflicts in Lit.)

Multiple Choice

Max and Brylynd, stranded on an island, disagree over rationing food, leading to physical altercations.
Of what type of conflict is this an example?

• Man v. Man

• Man v. Technology

• Man v. Nature

• Man v. Society

• Man v. Self

Multiple Choice

Trinity and Blakely attempt to create a homing beacon using hardware known to be in a metal safe salvaged from the wreckage. Nothing can open it apart come a password.

Of what type of conflict is this an example?

• Man v. Man

• Man v. Nature

• Man v. Technology

• Man v. Society

• Man v. Self

Multiple Choice

Ella tries to build a shelter on the beach, but every night a mysterious wind blows it away.

Of what type of conflict is this an example?

• Man v. Man

• Man v. Nature

• Man v. Technology

• Man v. Society

• Man v. Self

Multiple Choice

Giselle and Joel, stranded on an island inhabited by a native tribe, disagree over integrating with the tribe or maintaining distance.

Of what type of conflict is this an example?

• Man v. Man

• Man v. Nature

• Man v. Technology

• Man v. Society

• Man v. Self

Multiple Choice

Sonny, having been dehydrated for days, is now hallucinating a little beach gnome beckoning him to drink the sea water to quench his thirst.

Of what type of conflict is this an example?

• Man v. Man

• Man v. Nature

• Man v. Technology

• Man v. Society

• Man v. Self

Word Cloud

Using 1-2 words, answer the following question: What does it take to survive a crisis?