Exploring Conflict in Literature

Which of the following best describes an internal conflict?

• A character struggling with a natural disaster.

• A character debating whether to tell the truth or lie.

• A character fighting with another character.

• A character facing societal pressures.

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In a story, a character is trying to survive in a forest after a plane crash. What type of conflict is this an example of?

• Internal conflict

• External conflict: Character vs. Nature

• External conflict: Character vs. Society

• Internal conflict: Character vs. Self

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Why might a character choose to hide their true feelings from others, even if it causes them internal conflict?

• To avoid external conflict with others.

• Because they are not aware of their own feelings.

• To create a sense of mystery in the story.

• Because they are naturally dishonest.

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Which theme is most likely being explored if a story focuses on a character's struggle to overcome their own fears and insecurities?

• The power of friendship

• The battle between good and evil

• The journey of self-discovery

• The impact of technology on society

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In a novel, a character is torn between following their dreams and fulfilling their family's expectations. What type of conflict is this?

• External conflict: Character vs. Character

• Internal conflict: Character vs. Self

• External conflict: Character vs. Society

• Internal conflict: Character vs. Nature

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CCSS.RL.8.3

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