Duplicate of Types of Conflict, Literary Elements & POV

Question 1

Which if the following is an internal conflict?

Accepted Answer

Man vs Self

Question 2

Wonder Woman launches a nationwide strike because the Justice League only allows male heroes.

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Man vs Society

Question 3

These characters are one-dimensional and superficial and can be described in a single sentence.

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Flat Characters

Question 4

Jacob uses his telekinesis to protect his friends from a hoard of zombies.

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Man vs Supernatural

Question 5

Is narrated by a character (often the protagonist). Uses the pronouns "I" and "we".

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First Person

Question 6

Person or animal in a narrative text.

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Character

Question 7

Two rival gangs face off in an epic battle. Who is the antagonist?

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The Rival Gang

Question 8

Is used mostly for instructions. Uses the pronoun "you".

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Second Person

Question 9

Which part of the story is highlighted in green?

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Exposition

Question 10

A young boy is burdened by the guilt of not visiting his grandmother before she passed away.

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Man vs Self

Question 11

A group of models are shipwrecked on a deserted island with no food and no makeup!

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Man vs Nature

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT a type of conflict?

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Man vs Books

Question 13

Tiny elves invade the home of the Smith family to cause mischief and chaos.

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Man vs Supernatural

Question 14

A young girl has to face a pack of wolves while stranded in the woods.

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Man vs Nature

Question 15

The narrator is not part of the story. He knows what SOME characters are thinking and feeling.

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Third Person Limited

Question 16

The sequence of events that happen in a narrative.

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Plot

Question 17

These characters are complex and multidimensional, like real people.

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Round Characters

Question 18

Struggle between opposing characters or opposing forces.

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Conflict

Question 19

Two beautiful girls compete against each other for the chance to be crowned "Miss Galaxy".

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Man vs Man

Question 20

Robots with artificial intelligence take over the world and a group of teenagers fights back.

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Man vs Technology

Question 21

The narrator is not part of the story. He doesn't know what ANYONE is thinking or feeling.

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Third Person Objective

Question 22

This character changes as a result of the events of the story.

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Dynamic Character

Question 23

Provides information of the time and place of a narrative text. "When" "Where"

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Setting

Question 24

The narrator is not in the story. He knows what EVERYONE thinks and feels.

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Third Person Omniscient

Question 25

A woman faces discrimination at work for being Asian. Who is the antagonist?

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People at Work

Question 26

Which part of a story is highlighted in green?

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Resolution

Question 27

What part of a story is highlighted in green?

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Falling Action

Question 28

Which part of the story is highlighted in green?

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Climax

Question 29

Which part of the story is highlighted in green?

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Rising Action

Question 30

This character changes very little or not at all through the literary work.

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Static Character

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