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Types of conflict include:  \nPerson vs. Person: problem with another character  \nPerson vs. Nature: problem with nature (weather, animals or health)  \nPerson vs. Self: problem within themselves  \nPerson vs. Society: problem with a group or community  \nRead each story summary and decide what type of conflict the character is facing.  \nPassage \\#1:  \nOliver worked selling newspapers in a big city. Every morning, he stood at his corner and asked people to buy his papers. One morning when Oliver arrived at work, another boy had taken over his usual corner.  \nThe boy ignored Oliver when Oliver asked him to  \nmove. The two boys started having arguments every  \nmorning. Before too long, they were pushing and  \nshouting. Oliver knew he had to figure out a way to  \nstand up for himself and his corner without fighting.  \nCircle the type of conflict in this story:  \nPerson vs. Person Person vs. Self  \nPerson vs. Nature Person vs. Society  \nUse details from the story to explain your answer:  \n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nPassage \\#2:  \nThe year is 2100 and nine-year-old Leo lives on a space station that travels around Earth. Leo has read a lot about the problems that can occur in outer space, and he often feels scared. He worries that if something goes wrong, he will be too young to be of any help. Over the course of the  \nstory, Leo learns to overcome his fear and trust his ability  \nto help in different situations.  \nCircle the type of conflict in this story:  \nPerson vs. Person Person vs. Self  \nPerson vs. Nature Person vs. Society  \nUse details from the story to explain your answer:  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nPassage \\#3:  \nA very long time ago, a little girl named Ayana lived in a tiny village. The village was right next to a river that tended to overflow after heavy rain. When this happened, the water would wash away paths and make it nearly impossible for families to travel anywhere. During a particularly bad storm,  \nAyana helped her family gather supplies from the forest on the  \nother side of their village while they waited for the river to calm.  \nCircle the type of conflict in this story:  \nPerson vs. Person Person vs. Self  \nPerson vs. Nature Person vs. Society  \nUse details from the story to explain your answer:  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nPassage \\#4:  \nOn the first day of fifth grade at his new school, Jordan meets a classmate who makes fun of his accent. Jordan tries to ignore it but this classmate doesn’t stop! Jordan can’t change the way he speaks, but he feels angry and embarrassed. He wishes his classmate would just be nice to him.  \nJordan has to decide how to respond to this unfriendly behavior.  \nCircle the type of conflict in this story:  \nPerson vs. Person Person vs. Self  \nPerson vs. Nature Person vs. Society  \nUse details from the story to explain your answer:  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nPassage \\#5:  \nRosie wants to sit with a certain group of girls at lunchtime. These girls always wear purple sweatshirts and seem very popular. At their school, the group has created an unspoken rule that only certain students are allowed to sit at their table. Rosie tries to join them, but they tell her she is not allowed to sit there. Rosie feels upset and left out, but the group continues to exclude  \nher. She has to decide how to respond to being treated  \nunfairly by the group.  \nCircle the type of conflict in this story:  \nPerson vs. Person Person vs. Self  \nPerson vs. Nature Person","cbCaihh1MfIiIA20","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihh1MfIiIA20","pdf",141178,"English","# Conflict\n## Passage #1\n## Passage #2\n## Passage #3\n## Passage #4\n## Passage #5\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"What is “conflict” in a story, according to the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Conflict is the problem a character faces in a story. The worksheet explains that conflict must be identified based on what the character is dealing with.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of conflict are students asked to recognize?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet lists Person vs. Person, Person vs. Nature, Person vs. Self, and Person vs. Society. 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