Weegy: The type of character conflict you would most likely find in a story entitled Tom's Triumph over Tornado Alley: C. character vs. nature User: Characters with internal conflicts __________. A. struggle with opposing desires or emotion B. are incapable of taking action C. do not clash with other people D. face threats from their family or community Weegy: A. struggle with opposing desires or emotion User: What is the BEST way to visually organize the literary elements within a story in order to identify the theme? A. Make a chart that describes the characters’ words and actions with regard to the conflict. B. Keep track of the number of times a character gets into a conflict. C. Create a line graph that charts the mood of the characters. D. Draw a picture of the setting. (More)

Weegy: When a character struggles against a personal quality or limitation it is called external conflict. User: Which of the following is NOT something that helps to reveal a story’s theme? A. what the character says B. the actions of a character C. the resolution of the story’s conflict D. the year the story was written (More)

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Weegy: Before reading you should do all of the following EXCEPT: preview page numbers. User: Read the following scenario, and determine which type of questioning is being used. You are reading a poem entitled “The Red Wheelbarrow” by William Carlos Williams, and beside the poem, there is a picture of a red wheelbarrow. You ask yourself the following questions: What ideas or elements connect the picture to the poem? What might I need to find in the text to better understand the picture? What type of strategic questioning are you using? A. previewing + questioning B. visualizing + questioning C. analyzing text structure + questioning D. making inferences + questioning (More)

Weegy: The narrator is motivated to persist with Doodle's development program by A. his pride in his own accomplishments. User: In fiction, a symbol can be described as __________. A. a mood or emotion a story evokes B. an object that stands for something other than itself C. a comparison between two unlike objects D. a story that can be understood on more than one level (More)