Conflict Worksheets Practice
A Conflict is a struggle between two opposing forces. In a literary work, characters may experience internal conflict or external conflict. There are four major types of conflict; person vs. person, person vs. self, person vs. nature and person vs. society. It is important to recognize the different types of conflicts that occur during a story or given text.
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This conflict worksheet directs the student to write how each type of conflict functions within a given text. The student must first read the given text. After reading, the student must write how each type of conflict functions in the reading. The four types of conflict they must learn are; person vs. person, person vs. society, person vs. nature, and person vs. self. They will learn how the four kinds of conflict relate to the given reading.
This conflict worksheet directs the student to write how the different types of conflict function within a given text. This conflict worksheet can be cut in half to save paper copies. The student will learn the four kinds of conflict and they will write how they function in the given text.
This conflict worksheet instructs the student to write an example of each type of conflict from the text. After that, the student must write a line or citation that supports the example. They must look back to the text or reading and find lines that relate to the conflict they wrote.
This conflict worksheet instructs the student to write an example of person vs. person conflict from the text. The student must first give the person vs. person conflict example. Next, they need to find a line from the text that supports it. Lastly, they need to draw a picture of the conflict to create a visual image.
This conflict worksheet instructs the student to write an example of person vs. self conflict from the text. The student must first give the person vs. self conflict example. Next, they need to find a line from the text that supports it. Lastly, they need to draw a picture of the conflict to create a visual image.
This conflict worksheet instructs the student to write an example of person vs. nature conflict from the text. The student must first give the person vs. nature conflict example. Next, they need to find a line from the text that supports it. Lastly, they need to draw a picture of the conflict to create a visual image.
This conflict worksheet instructs the student to write an example of person vs. society conflict from the text. The student must first give the person vs. society conflict example. Next, they need to find a line from the text that supports it. Lastly, they need to draw a picture of the conflict to create a visual image.
This conflict worksheet instructs the student to write an example of a character that has internal and external conflict from the given text. Internal conflict is when a character has a struggle within himself or herself. External conflict is when a character has a struggle with another character or outside being.
This conflict worksheet directs the student to read each sentence and write what type of conflict relates to the given sentence. The student must learn about the different types of conflict in order to identify each sentence. The different types of conflict are; person vs. person, person vs. society, person vs. nature and person vs. self. This conflict worksheet will give the student a good review on the different types of conflict in the English language.
This conflict worksheet directs the student to identify the different kinds of conflict presented within a given text. There are four major kinds of conflict. They include: person vs. person, person vs. nature, person vs. self, and person vs. society. Being able to identify the different kinds of conflict is important for comprehension of a narrative. Often, students do not recognize the different kinds of conflict presented in a story.
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