English, 25.04.2020 01:17 crobinson5087

Drag the tiles to the boxes to form correct pairs. Match each situation to the type of conflict shown. character versus character character versus nature character versus society character versus self Rob thought Susan was funny and pretty and wanted to be friends with her. But he was afraid of being rejected and humiliated in front of others. He couldn’t decide whether he should talk to her or just stay away. arrowRight Juan and Rufus both liked the same pair of shoes at a store. Each wanted the shoes, and they couldn’t agree who should buy them. arrowRight Pippa was a shy and physically weak girl who didn’t excel at sports or social activities. As a result, her classmates often made fun of her. arrowRight Jessica was looking forward to spending a long weekend with her friend. However, an unpredicted blizzard struck the city, forcing her to stay home.

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