Conflict / Resolution II

What is the main conflict in the story?

• Sam is very nervous about the big race

• The race judges judge Sam unfairly

• The wind slows Sam down while he is running

• The uneven track slows Sam down while he is running

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3.5.i

How is the conflict resolved?

• The race is canceled due to weather

• Sam wins first place

• Sam quits the race team

• Sam trains harder for the next race

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3.5.i

What type of conflict does Sam face in the story?

• character vs. nature

• character vs. society

• character vs. character

• character vs. self

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3.5.i

Drag the correct conflict type to the sentence: The man struggled about whether he should turn himself in to the police or keep his crime a secret​ (a)  

• character vs. self
• character vs. character
• character vs. nature
• character vs. society

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3.5.i

Drag the correct conflict type to the sentence: The boy argued with his classmate over who should take the leadership role for their next project.​ (a)  

• character vs. character
• character vs. self
• character vs. nature
• character vs. society

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3.5.i

What is the main conflict in the story?

• Mason does not agree with the bus driver's rules

• Mason's friends do not want to sit with him

• Mason does not agree with his teacher's rules

• Mason does not want to go to the zoo

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3.5.i

What is the resolution in the story?

• Mason sits in the front row after listening to his teacher's reasons

• The teacher lets Mason sit with his friends

• Mason refuses to go on the field trip to the zoo

• The teacher cancels the field trip because of Mason's behavior

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3.5.i

What type of conflict does Mason face in this story?

• character vs. nature

• character vs. character

• character vs. society

• character vs. self

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3.5.i

Drag the correct conflict type to the sentence: The climber battled against the strong winds and pounding rain as she tries to reach the top of the mountain​ (a)  

• character vs. nature
• character vs. character
• character vs. self
• character vs. society

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3.5.i

Drag the correct conflict type to the sentence: The young girl protested against the unfair law, even thought it meant she could get in trouble for her actions​ (a)  

• character vs. society
• character vs. self
• character vs. character
• character vs. nature

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3.5.i