Build Your Knowledge of Conflict in Literature
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Read the conflict example and then identify which type of conflict is being described in the scenario.
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Topics of this game:
- Todd is trying to quit cheating on his homework.
- Sherry and her sister are fighting over a toy.
- Mr. Smith challenged the fairness of the law.
- Mike had to cross the Rocky Mountains alone. The mountains were rugged, sharp cliffs.
- Sara had to decide between babysitting or going to the football game.
- A driver just broke the law by running a red light!
- A family is stranded because their town is flooded.
- A teenager is torn between going to the movies with her friends or studying for a test.
- A husband and wife have an argument about money.
- A child is feeling guilty about lying to his parents.
- The crew of the ship struggled against the violent storm.
- The group was trying to climb to the top of Mt. Everest.
- The man went to jail for robbing the bank.
- The kids had a great time at the beach but at the end of the day they were horribly sunburnt!
- Mark and Chris could not agree on the best picture for their science project.
