Types of Conflict in Narrative Texts Quiz

What are the two types of conflict in a fictional text?

• Internal and External Conflict

• Happy and Sad conflict

• Past and Future conflict

• Physical and Mental Conflict

What is an external conflict?

• A problem caused by the weather

• A problem inside the character's heart and mind

• A problem caused by an outside force, such as another character or event

• A problem that the character can easily solve

What is an internal conflict?

• A problem that happens in a different country

• A problem inside the character's heart and mind

• A problem that can be solved by talking to friends

• A problem that is caused by an outside force

Which of the following is an example of a tough feeling that can be part of an internal conflict?

• Excitement

• Anger

• Happiness

• Surprise

Which of the following is a personality flaw that might cause internal conflict in a character?

• Kindness

• Kindness

• Laziness

• Generosity

How do good readers determine whether the conflict is internal or external?

• By guessing what the conflict might be

• By looking at the title of the story

• By counting the number of characters

• By thinking about if it is caused by an outside force or something inside the character's heart and mind

Maggie was walking down the hallway where everyone was pushing and shoving to get through to be the first ones to get Chick-Fil-A. She was so disappointed when she got to the line and they had run out of the fries.

What type of conflict is this?

• Internal - Tough Feeling

• Internal - Tricky Choice

• External

• Internal - Personality Flaw

A character must overcome their fear of public speaking to deliver an important message. What type of conflict is this?

• Internal - Tricky Choice

• External

• Internal - Tough Feeling

• Internal - Personality Flaw

How can internal conflict affect a character's development in a story?

• By changing the story's setting

• By influencing the character's decisions and actions

• By introducing new characters

• By resolving the story's external conflicts

In the lively neighborhood of Harborview, where laughter filled the air, young Jake faced a big choice as the neighborhood charity event approached. Mrs. Thompson, their nice neighbor, asked Jake to help at the event to raise money for people without homes. But Jake really wanted to go to the amusement park with his friends instead. Thinking only about what he wanted, Jake decided to skip helping at the charity event. But as he heard about all the fun and happiness at the event, Jake felt a little sad that he missed out. Later, he realized that helping others can be even more fun than doing what you want all the time.

What is the conflict? Is it internal or external?