Quiz On Types Of Conflict! Trivia Quiz
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- 1.
Identify the four types of conflict.
- A.
Man vs Man
- B.
Man vs Nature
- C.
Man vs Society
- D.
Man vs Self
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
E. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above" because the question asks to identify the four types of conflict, and all four options listed (Man vs Man, Man vs Nature, Man vs Society, and Man vs Self) are indeed the four types of conflict commonly found in literature.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Check the correct example below that defines Man vs Man.
- A.
When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and ideas.
- B.
When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.
- C.
When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group.
- D.
When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.
Correct Answer
D. When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.Explanation
This is the correct answer because Man vs Man refers to the conflict between two or more characters in a story. It occurs when there is a disagreement, argument, or clash of ideas between characters, creating tension and driving the plot forward. This type of conflict often leads to further complications and developments in the story as characters try to resolve their differences or compete against each other.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Check the correct example below that defines Man vs Nature.
- A.
When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.
- B.
When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.
- C.
When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and ideas.
- D.
When a character disagrees with the values, laws,or beliefs of a group.
Correct Answer
B. When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.Explanation
This example defines Man vs Nature, which is a type of conflict where a character faces challenges or obstacles presented by the natural world, such as weather conditions or the physical environment. In this type of conflict, the character must struggle to overcome or adapt to these external forces.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Check the correct example below that defines Man vs Self.
- A.
When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group.
- B.
When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.
- C.
When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and ideas.
- D.
When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.
Correct Answer
C. When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and ideas. -
- 5.
Check the correct example below that defines Man vs Society.
- A.
When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.
- B.
When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and ideas.
- C.
When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.
- D.
When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group.
Correct Answer
D. When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group. -
- 6.
When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land this is an example of internal conflict?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The given statement is incorrect. When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land, it is an example of external conflict, not internal conflict. Internal conflict refers to a struggle within a character's mind or emotions, such as a moral dilemma or a decision between two choices. External conflict, on the other hand, involves a character's struggle against an outside force or obstacle.Rate this question:
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- 7.
When a character struggles with his own thoughts and ideas this is an internal conflict?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When a character is depicted as struggling with their own thoughts and ideas, it indicates an internal conflict. Internal conflicts occur within a character's mind and involve their emotions, beliefs, or desires. This type of conflict is often used to explore a character's inner struggles, dilemmas, or moral choices. In contrast, external conflicts involve conflicts with other characters, nature, or society. Therefore, the given answer, "True," is correct as it accurately identifies the situation as an internal conflict.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Check all the possible answers below that are examples of external conflict.
- A.
When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.
- B.
When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group.
- C.
When a character develops an internal struggle between his thoughts and ideas.
- D.
When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.
Correct Answer(s)
A. When a character has an argument or disagreement with another character.
B. When a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group.
D. When a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land.Explanation
The correct answer is when a character has an argument or disagreement with another character. This is an example of external conflict because it involves a conflict between two individuals. Similarly, when a character disagrees with the values, laws, or beliefs of a group, it also represents an external conflict as it involves a clash between the character and the collective beliefs of others. Lastly, when a character has a problem with outside forces like weather or land, it is another example of external conflict as it involves a struggle against external elements.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Your friend tells you a secret in absolute confidence. You don't really mean to, but you tell another friend. Soon the whole school seems to know what your friend's secret is. Your friend is really mad at you. Your friend confronts you and both get mad and start yelling at each other. Now you are both mad. What kind of conflict is this?
- A.
Man vs Self
- B.
Man vs Society
- C.
Man vs Man
- D.
Man vs Nature
Correct Answer
C. Man vs ManExplanation
This conflict is Man vs Man because it involves a conflict between two individuals, the person who shared the secret and their friend. They are both mad at each other and yelling, indicating a conflict between them.Rate this question:
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- 10.
You are invited to go to the mall with a new group of friends from school. You don't know them that well but are excited that they included you in their plans. When you go into a crowded music store, you think you see one of them slip a CD into a pocket without paying and they want you to do it too. You are scared and know that it is wrong, but you don't want to seem uncool. You don't know what to do. What type of conflict is this?
- A.
Man vs Nature
- B.
Man vs Man
- C.
Man vs Self
- D.
Man vs Society
Correct Answer
C. Man vs SelfExplanation
This situation involves a conflict within oneself, as the person is torn between doing what they know is right (not stealing) and wanting to fit in and be accepted by their new group of friends. They are experiencing internal struggle and uncertainty about what course of action to take.Rate this question:
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- 11.
When a character has to decide between right and wrong, what kind of conflict is this?
- A.
Fraternal conflict
- B.
External conflict
- C.
Internal conflict
Correct Answer
C. Internal conflictExplanation
When a character has to decide between right and wrong, it creates an internal conflict. This type of conflict occurs within the character's mind and emotions as they struggle with their own moral compass and make choices that align with their values or beliefs. The character may experience guilt, doubt, or inner turmoil while weighing the consequences and deciding what is right or wrong.Rate this question:
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- 12.
You and your friend had a disagreement and haven't talked for two days. This is an example of external conflict.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement is an example of external conflict because it involves a disagreement between two individuals, which is a conflict that occurs between people. The fact that they haven't talked for two days also suggests that there is a visible and tangible conflict between them, further supporting the idea that it is an external conflict.Rate this question:
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- 13.
You and your best friend have always played soccer together on a team. You both try out for the school's varsity team. You make it and your friend doesn't. At first, your friend claims not to care, but you soon realize your friend is very angry. Your friend doesn't want to spend as much time together as you used to, and, of course, you have daily practices and games your friend doesn't attend. You consider quitting the team. What type of conflict is this?
- A.
Man vs Man - Internal conflict
- B.
Man vs Society - External conflict
- C.
Man vs Self - External conflict
- D.
Man vs Self - Internal conflict
Correct Answer
D. Man vs Self - Internal conflictExplanation
This situation involves a conflict within the protagonist, as they are torn between their desire to continue playing on the varsity team and their concern for their friend's feelings. They are grappling with the internal conflict of whether to prioritize their own success and happiness or to prioritize their friendship and potentially quit the team to maintain their relationship with their friend.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Your little sister (or brother) can be a real pain. Whenever you have friends over, she wants to do everything with you. She annoys you by following you around, interrupting when you're talking, and demanding a turn in everything you do. It is very hard to find some privacy with your friends when she is around. What type of conflict is this?
- A.
Man vs Self - External conflict
- B.
Man vs Man - Internal conflict
- C.
Man vs Man - External conflict
- D.
Man vs Society - External conflict
Correct Answer
C. Man vs Man - External conflictExplanation
The conflict described in the scenario is a Man vs Man - External conflict. This is because the conflict arises between the narrator and their little sister, who constantly annoys and interrupts them when they have friends over. The conflict is external because it involves two individuals and their conflicting desires and actions towards each other.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Your middle school is much bigger than in your elementary school. There you saw your best friend all the time. Now you don't have any classes together and you hardly see each other at school, except at lunch. Your friend seems to be making a whole new group of friends that you don't know. Today at lunch, for the first time, your friend is sitting with some new friends. When you walk by with your lunch, your friend doesn't ask you to sit down as usual. You feel really hurt and confused. This is an example of internal conflict.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The situation described in the passage involves a conflict within oneself, specifically feeling hurt and confused about the change in dynamics with a best friend. This conflict is internal because it is happening within the person's thoughts and emotions, rather than being caused by an external factor or person.Rate this question:
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