Conflict Quiz

What is conflict?

• A neutral stance between two or more parties.

• A physical fight between two or more parties.

• A disagreement or clash between two or more parties.

• A harmonious agreement between two or more parties.

Define antagonist.

• A character or force that opposes the protagonist or main character.

• A character or force that is neutral towards the protagonist or main character.

• A character or force that has no impact on the protagonist or main character.

• A character or force that supports the protagonist or main character.

Define protagonist.

• The antagonist or villain in a story.

• A minor character in a story.

• The main character or central figure in a story.

• The narrator of a story.

What are the different types of conflict?

• interpersonal conflict, intrapersonal conflict, intergroup conflict, and intercultural conflict

• interpersonal conflict, intrapersonal conflict, intergroup conflict, and intragroup conflict

• interpersonal conflict, intrapersonal conflict, intergroup conflict, and interorganizational conflict

• interpersonal conflict, intrapersonal conflict, intergroup conflict, and interdepartmental conflict

What is internal conflict?

• Conflict between a character and their environment.

• Conflict between two characters.

• Physical struggle within a character's body.

• Psychological struggle within a character's mind or emotions.

What is external conflict?

• Conflict caused by natural disasters.

• Conflict between two characters.

• Struggle between a character and an outside force

• Conflict within a character's mind.

Give an example of a protagonist in a story.

• Katniss Everdeen

• Harry Potter

• Luke Skywalker

• Sherlock Holmes

Give an example of an antagonist in a story.

• Lord Voldemort in Harry Potter

• Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty

• The Joker in Batman

• Darth Vader in Star Wars

How does conflict drive the plot of a story?

• Conflict resolves all the problems in a story, eliminating the need for a plot.

• Conflict has no impact on the plot of a story.

• Conflict adds unnecessary complexity to the plot of a story.

• Conflict creates tension and obstacles for the characters to overcome, driving the plot of a story.

Why is conflict important in storytelling?

• Conflict makes the story predictable and boring.

• Conflict distracts the audience from the main plot.

• Conflict is important in storytelling because it creates tension, drives the plot, and engages the audience.

• Conflict adds unnecessary complexity to the story.