Types of Conflict Practice

1. Types of Conflict Notes: Write these on the page we just taped into your notebook!
Character vs. Self: a struggle between a character and his feelings, conscience, or fear

Character vs. Society: A struggle between a character and the laws or beliefs of a group. This could involve poverty, politics, social norms, expectations, or values.

Character vs. Nature: a struggle between a character and nature. This inclues weather, animals, insects, sickness, and epidemics.

Character vs. Character: a struggle, mental or physical, between two characters

Show your language teacher your completed notes and your score on the above 12 questions. When this is done, your teacher will give you a copy of The Interlopers.

Read The Interlopers. Think about the types of conflict in the story.

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

What type of conflict is this?

Give examples of character vs. character conflicts in the story.

Give examples of character vs. nature conflicts in the story.

Give examples of character vs. self conflicts in the story.