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Task: Identify the protagonist, antagonist, and type of conflict in each selection.
#### 1. Erin's Story
- Protagonist: Erin
- Erin is the main character who is facing a challenge and working towards achieving her goal.
- Antagonist: Reading class (or lack of effort in reading)
- The primary obstacle for Erin is her own behavior in reading class, which has led to her needing to study harder to pass her final exam.
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Self
- Erin is struggling with her own habits and motivation. She needs to overcome her tendency to "play around" in class and focus on studying to achieve her goal.
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#### 2. Jennifer's Story
- Protagonist: Jennifer
- Jennifer is the main character who is trying to find the toy for her child.
- Antagonist: Lisa
- Lisa is another mother who also wants the same toy, creating a direct competition between them.
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Person
- Jennifer and Lisa are in direct conflict over the same toy, leading to a battle between them.
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#### 3. Cody and Jen's Story
- Protagonist: Cody and Jen
- Cody and Jen are the main characters who are trying to save their dream home from termites.
- Antagonist: Termites
- The termites are the external force threatening their home and causing destruction.
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Nature
- Cody and Jen are battling against a natural force (termites) that is destroying their property.
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#### 4. Sally's Story
- Protagonist: Sally
- Sally is the main character who is fighting for equal rights for women.
- Antagonist: Society (or societal norms)
- The societal norms and laws that treat women as second-class citizens are the obstacles Sally is trying to overcome.
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Society
- Sally is fighting against the larger societal structures and beliefs that deny women equal rights.
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Final Answers:
1. Erin's Story
- Protagonist: Erin
- Antagonist: Reading class (or lack of effort in reading)
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Self
2. Jennifer's Story
- Protagonist: Jennifer
- Antagonist: Lisa
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Person
3. Cody and Jen's Story
- Protagonist: Cody and Jen
- Antagonist: Termites
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Nature
4. Sally's Story
- Protagonist: Sally
- Antagonist: Society (or societal norms)
- Type of Conflict: Person vs. Society
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Explanation:
- Person vs. Self: This conflict involves a character struggling with internal issues such as fear, doubt, or personal habits.
- Person vs. Person: This conflict involves a direct struggle between two individuals or groups.
- Person vs. Nature: This conflict involves a character battling against natural forces or elements.
- Person vs. Society: This conflict involves a character fighting against societal norms, laws, or institutions.
Each story presents a different type of conflict, and identifying the protagonist and antagonist helps clarify the nature of the struggle.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of types of conflict in literature worksheet.