Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What type of conflict must the protagonist overcome?

  1. Physical

  2. Ideological

  3. Man vs. Nature

  4. Internal

The correct answer is: Internal

In this question, the focus is on the "conflict" that the protagonist must face and overcome. Option A, Physical, refers to a conflict that is purely physical and does not involve any inner struggles or challenges for the protagonist. Option B, Ideological, refers to a conflict based on differing beliefs or ideas, which may not necessarily be something that the protagonist has to personally overcome. Option C, Man vs. Nature, refers to a conflict between the protagonist and natural elements or forces, which again may not require the protagonist to have internal strength or determination to overcome. Thus, the best answer is option D, Internal, as it encompasses any inner struggles or challenges that the protagonist has to face in order to overcome the conflict.