Exploring Conflict and Resolution in Story Elements

What is the main focus of the lesson?

• Character development

• Setting description

• Conflict and resolution

• Plot twists

Which of the following best describes a conflict in a story?

• A summary of the story's theme

• A list of characters in the story

• A situation the main character faces and tries to solve

• A detailed description of the setting

Which of these is NOT a type of conflict mentioned?

• Person vs. Self

• Person vs. Person

• Person vs. Technology

• Person vs. Nature

In the example story, what event causes the main conflict?

• They lose their fishing gear

• They run out of food

• Alex and Scott argue

• A large storm hits their boat

What additional danger do Alex and Scott face after the storm?

• Encountering pirates

• Getting lost at sea

• Being surrounded by sharks

• Running out of fuel

What is a resolution in a story?

• The end where the conflict is solved

• The introduction of characters

• The description of the setting

• The climax of the story

How is the conflict resolved in the example story?

• They build a new boat

• The storm passes and they are safe

• A Coast Guard rescues them

• Alex and Scott swim to shore

What does the Coast Guard use to rescue Alex and Scott?

• A helicopter

• A life raft

• A rope

• A fishing net

Why is it important for a story to have a resolution?

• To introduce new characters

• To describe the setting

• To show how the conflict is solved

• To add more conflicts

What lesson can be learned from the example story?

• Sharks are dangerous

• Help can come when you least expect it

• Friendship is important

• Always check the weather before going out to sea