Question

Match ideas to their general meanings and relationships as described within this ENG208A course.

Group of answer choices
Conflict

[ Choose ]
Plot

[ Choose ]
Narrative Arc

[ Choose ]
External Conflict

[ Choose ]
Internal Conflict

type of problem where the character feels opposing desires within themselves
the series of events the story author uses to develop the characters problem
the problem a character feels or faces within a story
the five stages of plot development the author creates to progress a characters inciting action discovery and confrontation of their problem
type of problem where the characters faces a challenge beyond their control

Answer 1

Conflict — the problem a character feels or faces within a story

Plot — the series of events the story author uses to develop the character’s problem

Narrative Arc — the five stages of plot development the author creates to progress a character’s inciting action, discovery, and confrontation of their problem

External Conflict — type of problem where the character faces a challenge beyond their control

Internal Conflict — type of problem where the character feels opposing desires within themself