Which types of conflict can you infer from the passage? “where there are pistol shots, there are men. where there are men, there is food,” he thought. "but what kind of men," he wondered, "in so forbidding a place? " an unbroken front of snarled and ragged jungle fringed the shore. *person vs. person and person vs. society *person vs. society and person vs. environment *person vs. environment and person vs. person *person vs. self and person vs. environment

Person vs. Environment and Person vs. Person

Explanation:

These are the two types of conflict that we can infer from the passage.

The first type of conflict is that of person vs. environment. Person vs. environment in this passage is exemplified by the description of the terrain. We learn that the jungle is "snarled" and "ragged," and we also learn that the protagonist calls it "forbidding." This shows that there is an opposition between the two.

The second type of conflict is that of person vs. person. This type of conflict is exemplified by the description of the men shooting pistols. The men are describes as hostile in opposition to other men.