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Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.
Match each description with the type of conflict it reflects.
Tiles:
A) Character vs Character
B) Character vs Society
C) Character vs Self
D) Character vs Nature

Pairs
A) Bernie is left stranded in the middle of a desert after his truck crashes and his only phone is destroyed.
B) Alice works on being more outgoing and open to trying new things.
C) Robert has to face and defeat the current heavyweight boxing champion to be the next heavyweight champion of the world.
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D) A woman in the 1930s struggles to fulfill her dream of becoming a fighter pilot, even though women are not allowed to fly fighter planes.

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A) Character vs Character- C
B) Character vs Society- D
C) Character vs Self- B
D) Character vs Nature-A
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After reading each of the conflicts described, we can match their descriptions in the following manner:

A) Character vs Character - C (Robert has to face...)

B) Character vs Society - D (A woman in the...)

C) Character vs Self - B (Alice works...)

D) Character vs Nature - A (Bernie is left...)

What is conflict?

  • In literature, we can define conflict as the struggle between two opposing forces. Among the several types of conflict, the most common ones are:
  1. Character vs character: two characters have goals that go against each other. They end up antagonizing one another in order to achieve their goals.
  2. Character vs society: the main character has to defy societal expectations and rules in order to get what he wants or be true to himself.
  3. Character vs self: the main character has to change something about herself, her feelings or personality, in order to grow and adapt.
  4. Character vs nature: the main character has to survive in difficult situations, usually in the wilderness.

With the information above in mind, we can see that the answers provided correctly match the conflicts and their descriptions.

Learn more about conflict here:

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