Question

Match each narrative description to the type of conflict it represents.


Match Term Definition
Enrique goes for a bike ride on his usual trail through the woods. He encounters a bear cub that appears injured. He approaches the cub and hears the growl of the cub's mother. A) Character vs. nature
In the distant future, the government on Mars assigns teenagers jobs based on their eye color. Hesper and her friends think the law is unfair and argue against the government for change. B) Character vs. technology
Xavier, a gallant young knight, desperately wants to make the King's Council. In order to win a spot in this prestigious group, he must defeat three dangerous dragons. C) Character vs. society
After her flight instructor suffers a medical emergency in mid-air, Jackie must take control of the small airplane and make a safe landing with little knowledge of how to do so. D) Character vs. supernatural

Answers

Answered by GPT-4o mini
Here are the matched terms with their definitions:

1. **A) Character vs. nature**: Enrique goes for a bike ride on his usual trail through the woods. He encounters a bear cub that appears injured. He approaches the cub and hears the growl of the cub's mother.

2. **C) Character vs. society**: In the distant future, the government on Mars assigns teenagers jobs based on their eye color. Hesper and her friends think the law is unfair and argue against the government for change.

3. **D) Character vs. supernatural**: Xavier, a gallant young knight, desperately wants to make the King's Council. In order to win a spot in this prestigious group, he must defeat three dangerous dragons.

4. **B) Character vs. technology**: After her flight instructor suffers a medical emergency in mid-air, Jackie must take control of the small airplane and make a safe landing with little knowledge of how to do so.

(Note: The order of the initial letters for the matches is mixed in this provided list; make sure to verify each narrative description aligns accurately with its conflict type.)

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