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Which type of conflict involves the central character battling against traditions, institutions, or laws?
Which type of conflict involves the central character battling against traditions, institutions, or laws?
- Person vs. Self
- Person vs. Society (correct)
- Person vs. Supernatural
- Person vs. Person
Which type of conflict involves the central character struggling against animals, the elements, or other natural forces?
Which type of conflict involves the central character struggling against animals, the elements, or other natural forces?
- Person vs. Nature (correct)
- Person vs. Person
- Person vs. Self
- Person vs. Technology
Which part of the story plot is responsible for introducing the characters, setting, conflict, and background information?
Which part of the story plot is responsible for introducing the characters, setting, conflict, and background information?
- Climax
- Exposition (correct)
- Resolution
- Rising Action
What are the two main types of characters in a story?
What are the two main types of characters in a story?
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Which type of conflict involves the central character facing an internal struggle?
Which type of conflict involves the central character facing an internal struggle?
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Types of Conflict
- Person vs. Society: Central character struggles against established norms, laws, or institutions.
- Person vs. Nature: Central character confronts threats from the natural world, like animals, weather, or environmental challenges.
- Person vs. Self: Central character wrestles with internal conflicts like doubts, fears, or moral dilemmas.
Story Structure
- Exposition: The beginning of the story introduces characters, sets the scene, establishes the conflict, and provides background information.
Character Types
- Protagonist: The central character in the story whom the audience typically follows.
- Antagonist: The character who opposes the protagonist, often creating obstacles or challenges.
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