Types of conflict in stories
7th grade (Year 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: RL.7.3 · England: KS3 Reading (narrative), GCSE English Literature
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Question 1
What type of conflict is described? A robot vacuum begins following its owner and refusing to switch off.
- A. character vs self
- B. character vs society
- C. character vs technology
- D. character vs character
Question 2
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle against the rules, customs or beliefs of a community or government.
- A. character vs nature
- B. character vs self
- C. character vs society
- D. character vs character
Question 3
What type of conflict is described? Omar must decide whether to tell the truth about breaking the window, even though it means losing his place on the trip.
- A. character vs self
- B. character vs character
- C. character vs nature
- D. character vs technology
Question 4
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle against the rules, customs or beliefs of a community or government.
- A. character vs nature
- B. character vs society
- C. character vs technology
- D. character vs character
Question 5
What type of conflict is described? Lost in a blizzard, two hikers must build a shelter before nightfall.
- A. character vs society
- B. character vs technology
- C. character vs character
- D. character vs nature
Question 6
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle inside a character's own mind, such as fear, guilt or a hard decision.
- A. character vs self
- B. character vs character
- C. character vs technology
- D. character vs nature
Question 7
What type of conflict is described? Omar must decide whether to tell the truth about breaking the window, even though it means losing his place on the trip.
- A. character vs character
- B. character vs society
- C. character vs nature
- D. character vs self
Question 8
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle between two characters.
- A. character vs technology
- B. character vs nature
- C. character vs self
- D. character vs character
Question 9
What type of conflict is described? Omar must decide whether to tell the truth about breaking the window, even though it means losing his place on the trip.
- A. character vs character
- B. character vs self
- C. character vs nature
- D. character vs technology
Question 10
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle inside a character's own mind, such as fear, guilt or a hard decision.
- A. character vs technology
- B. character vs self
- C. character vs character
- D. character vs nature
Question 11
What type of conflict is described? The school's new AI timetable system locks every student out of the building, and Kai must shut it down.
- A. character vs technology
- B. character vs character
- C. character vs nature
- D. character vs self
Question 12
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle against the natural world: weather, animals, illness or the wilderness.
- A. character vs nature
- B. character vs self
- C. character vs society
- D. character vs technology
Question 13
What type of conflict is described? In a town where girls are banned from the football league, Zoe campaigns to change the rules.
- A. character vs technology
- B. character vs character
- C. character vs self
- D. character vs society
Question 14
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle against the natural world: weather, animals, illness or the wilderness.
- A. character vs society
- B. character vs character
- C. character vs self
- D. character vs nature
Question 15
What type of conflict is described? Two friends both want to be captain of the team and stop speaking to each other.
- A. character vs society
- B. character vs nature
- C. character vs technology
- D. character vs character
Question 16
Which type of conflict matches this description? A struggle between two characters.
- A. character vs nature
- B. character vs character
- C. character vs technology
- D. character vs self
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