English, 15.07.2019 17:30 josmanu235

Match each example to the correct type of conflict.

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Answer from: gstevens

Internal Conflict:
-Frank feels guilty about not telling his parents what happened at the party.
-Dr. MacDougal can't decide whether to waive his fees for a patient who is struggling financially.

External Conflict:
-Mr. Farris's letters to the editor of the local newspaper turned into a very nasty exchange with another reader.
-Mark argues with his team members who are angry because he missed practice so often.

An internal conflict is a conflict that stems from something that happens within yourself. For example, a conflict that you experience because of your own thoughts and/or feelings.

An external conflict happens as a result of actions or words spoken by an outside force. For example, an argument or fight that you have with another person is classified as an external conflict.

Answer from: queenkimm26

The examples of internal conflict are

- Dr. MacDougal can't decide whether to waive his fees for a patient who is struggling financially.

- Frank feels guilty about not telling his parents what happened at the party.

The examples of external conflict are

- Mr. Farris's letters to the editor of the local newspaper turned into a very nasty exchange with another reader.

- Mark argues with his team members who are angry because he missed practice so often.

To match the given examples to the correct type of conflict,

First, we will define the terms Internal conflict and External conflict

An internal conflict is the struggle occurring within a character's mind.An external conflict is a problem, antagonism, or struggle that takes place between a character and an outside force.For the first example

Frank feels guilty about not telling his parents what happened at the party.

This is an example of an internal conflict since it is occurring within the character's mind

For the second example.

Mr. Farris's letters to the editor of the local newspaper turned into a very nasty exchange with another reader.

This is an example of an external conflict since it involves an outside force

For the third example.

Mark argues with his team members who are angry because he missed practice so often.

This is an example of an external conflict since it involves an outside force

For the fourth example.

Dr. MacDougal can't decide whether to waive his fees for a patient who is struggling financially.

This is an example of an internal conflict since it is occurring within the character's mind

Thus,

The examples of internal conflict are

- Dr. MacDougal can't decide whether to waive his fees for a patient who is struggling financially.

- Frank feels guilty about not telling his parents what happened at the party.

The examples of external conflict are

- Mr. Farris's letters to the editor of the local newspaper turned into a very nasty exchange with another reader.

- Mark argues with his team members who are angry because he missed practice so often.

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