External Conflict in Literature - Grade 7

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Froggy Jumps External Conflict in Literature - Grade 7Online version Identify external conflicts by Dr Farmer 1 A character argues with their best friend after a misunderstanding. Which type of external conflict is this? A. a Character vs. Self b Character vs. Nature c Character vs. Character 2 A town must decide whether to close a river that floods each spring. A main character leads protest meetings against the mayor. Which external conflict best fits this situation? A a Character vs. Self b Character vs. Technology c Character vs. Society 3 A storm destroys the only bridge to a village and the protagonist tries to find food. Which external conflict is central? A. a Character vs. Self b Character vs. Nature c Character vs. Character 4 A detective chases a thief through the city to recover a stolen necklace. This conflict is primarily: A. a Character vs. Character b Character vs. Society c Character vs. Technology 5 A student protests school rules that they believe are unfair. Which conflict type is demonstrated? A. a Character vs. Nature b Character vs. Self c Character vs. Society 6 A character struggles to survive on a mountain after a plane crash. What external conflict is shown? A. a Character vs. Nature b Character vs. Technology c Character vs. Fate 7 Two siblings fight over who will inherit their family’s store. Which conflict best describes their struggle? A. a Character vs. Character b Character vs. Self c Character vs. Society 8 A story where robots begin following only their programming and a human must stop them. Which external conflict applies? A. a Character vs. Technology b Character vs. Nature c Character vs. Self 9 A reporter faces threats from a powerful group trying to hide the truth. Which conflict type is this? A. a Character vs. Society b Character vs. Character c Character vs. Technology 10 In a novel, a character believes a curse follows their family, forcing them into dangerous situations caused by outside forces. Which choice best fits? A. a Character vs. Self b Character vs. Fate c Character vs. Society 11 The captain gripped the wheel as waves taller than houses slammed the deck. Sailors shouted over the wind while the hull groaned. Which external conflict is described? A. a Character vs. Nature b Character vs. Society c Character vs. Character 12 After the announcement, students filled the cafeteria with chants and signs demanding a change. The principal struggled to calm the crowd. Which external conflict is this? A. a Character vs. Self b Character vs. Society c Character vs. Nature 13 Maya and Jaden could not agree on the plan; their voices grew louder until neighbors came to see what was happening. a Character vs. Character b Character vs. Technology c Character vs. Fate 14 The new security system locked all the doors, trapping them inside the mall. Alarms screamed as they searched for a way out. a Character vs. Nature b Character vs. Society c Character vs. Technology 15 Everyone in town believed the old law must remain, but Elena campaigned to change it. a Character vs. Society b Character vs. Fate c Character vs. Character 16 A character is forced to leave home because of a drought that ruins crops. The central conflict is: A. a Character vs. Character b Character vs. Nature c Character vs. Society 17 A villain rigs a competition to ensure the hero loses. Which external conflict is most direct? A. a Character vs. Character b Character vs. Nature c Character vs. Self 18 A community opposes a new library because they want a shopping center instead. The librarian fights to keep it. This is an example of: A. a Character vs. Technology b Character vs. Society c Character vs. Character 19 A character's phone malfunctions while they try to call for help during an emergency. The story shows which conflict? A. a Character vs. Nature b Character vs. Self c Character vs. Technology 20 A hero confronts an invading army to defend their village. Which external conflict is this? A. a Character vs. Society b Character vs. Character c Character vs. Nature

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External Conflict in Literature - Grade 7Online version

by Dr Farmer

A character argues with their best friend after a misunderstanding. Which type of external conflict is this? A.

A town must decide whether to close a river that floods each spring. A main character leads protest meetings against the mayor. Which external conflict best fits this situation? A

A storm destroys the only bridge to a village and the protagonist tries to find food. Which external conflict is central? A.

A detective chases a thief through the city to recover a stolen necklace. This conflict is primarily: A.

A student protests school rules that they believe are unfair. Which conflict type is demonstrated? A.

A character struggles to survive on a mountain after a plane crash. What external conflict is shown? A.

Two siblings fight over who will inherit their family’s store. Which conflict best describes their struggle? A.

A story where robots begin following only their programming and a human must stop them. Which external conflict applies? A.

A reporter faces threats from a powerful group trying to hide the truth. Which conflict type is this? A.

In a novel, a character believes a curse follows their family, forcing them into dangerous situations caused by outside forces. Which choice best fits? A.

The captain gripped the wheel as waves taller than houses slammed the deck. Sailors shouted over the wind while the hull groaned. Which external conflict is described? A.

After the announcement, students filled the cafeteria with chants and signs demanding a change. The principal struggled to calm the crowd. Which external conflict is this? A.

Maya and Jaden could not agree on the plan; their voices grew louder until neighbors came to see what was happening.

The new security system locked all the doors, trapping them inside the mall. Alarms screamed as they searched for a way out.

Everyone in town believed the old law must remain, but Elena campaigned to change it.

A character is forced to leave home because of a drought that ruins crops. The central conflict is: A.

A villain rigs a competition to ensure the hero loses. Which external conflict is most direct? A.

A community opposes a new library because they want a shopping center instead. The librarian fights to keep it. This is an example of: A.

A character's phone malfunctions while they try to call for help during an emergency. The story shows which conflict? A.

A hero confronts an invading army to defend their village. Which external conflict is this? A.