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WorksheetsConflict in Literature
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 48mins
Of what type of conflict is this an example?
After breaking his mother's favorite vase, Casey struggles to decide whether he should tell his mother the truth or attempt to hide his mistake and blame the family dog.
Character v. Self
Character v. Character(s)
Character v. Nature
Character v. Society
Janie is on a whitewater-rafting trip along a choppy river when their guide suddenly has a heart attack. Now she and the other passengers must learn to work together to survive the treacherous rapids. As if things weren't bad enough, some of the passengers have spotted a bear following the confused rafters along the shore. Will Janie make it home safely?
Character v. Nature
Character v. Character(s)
Character v. Society
Character v. Self
Kirstin was once teased for being heavy, but then she lost a lot of weight. Now Kirstin is very skinny, but there is just one problem: she still sees an overweight girl when she looks in the mirror. Her friends and family try to convince her of how beautiful she is, but she doesn't believe them. Worse still, she is continuing to diet. Will Kirstin be able to align her body image with reality or will she destroy herself?
Character v. Self
Character v. Character(s)
Character v. Nature
Character v. Society
Greg is just a regular boy who tries his best in school and just so happens to have a magical unicorn. When he's not studying and playing baseball, Greg is riding his unicorn through the enchanted land of Harmonia. When Greg brings something to Harmonia that he shouldn't, a secret gate is unlocked and the muck-muck monsters are unleashed, causing terrible pollution in Harmonia. Can Greg and his unicorn stop the muck-muck monsters before they find a way to Greg's world?
Character v. Character(s)
Character v. Society
Character v. Nature
Character v. Self
What type of conflict is shown in the picture?
Character vs Character
Character vs Society
Character vs Nature
Character vs Self
