As an element in fiction, conflict is inextricably linked to plot and character. Conflict, the tensions in and between characters, propels the actions of the characters, turning individual actions into a plot. Characters respond to conflicts, often forcing other characters to act; then they react to those other characters' actions. Conflict, then, becomes the force that creates the tennis match sensation in many stories. It is that tension that makes us sit on the edge of our chair and ask what next?
The purpose of the paragraph is
a. to give examples of how conflict is used to shape characters.
b. to describe the role conflict plays in fictionhow it controls plot and character.
c. to critically evaluate plot and character in fiction and nonfiction storytelling.
The tone of the paragraph is
a. descriptive. b. sensational. c. condescending.
Question 2
Which of the following words or phrases suggest that the writer is about to express an opinion?
a. In my view
b. On the other hand
c. In review
d. Among the most common causes
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