//columbiams.ccboe.net/apps/classes/933141/assignments/ Class Name: Lind 6th period ELA-2019-2020 Instructor(s): Sarah Lind en-us SchoolSitePro //columbiams.ccboe.net/homeworkItem5554745 //columbiams.ccboe.net/apps/classes/933141/assignments/ Thu, 07 May 2020 15:09:27 PDT //columbiams.ccboe.net/homeworkItem5554795 //columbiams.ccboe.net/apps/classes/933141/assignments/ You will have a quiz Friday over conflict.
You will have a test Friday over pages 173-196.
Complete the conflict activity that is attached below.

Conflict notes:
There are FIVE types of CONFLICT in literature:
Human vs. Self
Human vs. Human
Human vs. Society
Human vs. Nature
Human vs. Fate
Human vs. Self – a character has a struggle within one’s own mind or heart (think about Gerta in A Night Divided when she was unsure whether they should have told Ana about Peter escaping or not).
Human vs. Human – a character has a conflict with another character (conflict can be verbal or physical; an argument).
Human vs. Society – a character has a problem with a part of society, like a rule or law that they think is unjust.
Human vs. Nature – a character is struggling with a natural element, like a tornado, hurricane, fire, etc. (Think about the story we read about the Tsunami).
Human vs. Fate – The character struggles with something that seems totally out of their control, like a freak accident, like a car crash for example.

]]> Thu, 07 May 2020 15:09:28 PDT //columbiams.ccboe.net/homeworkItem5554782 //columbiams.ccboe.net/apps/classes/933141/assignments/ Use the conflict activity from yesterday along with the notes that I gave you. If you choose not to use your notes from the activity and from me, you will not do well!

Conflict notes:
There are FIVE types of CONFLICT in literature:
Human vs. Self
Human vs. Human
Human vs. Society
Human vs. Nature
Human vs. Fate
Human vs. Self – a character has a struggle within one’s own mind or heart (think about Gerta in A Night Divided when she was unsure whether they should have told Ana about Peter escaping or not).
Human vs. Human – a character has a conflict with another character (conflict can be verbal or physical; an argument).
Human vs. Society – a character has a problem with a part of society, like a rule or law that they think is unjust.
Human vs. Nature – a character is struggling with a natural element, like a tornado, hurricane, fire, etc. (Think about the story we read about the Tsunami).
Human vs. Fate – The character struggles with something that seems totally out of their control, like a freak accident, like a car crash for example.

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3. You will have a Test over pages 151-172 on Friday.

Make sure you are completing your work and doing well on it so that you can end this school year on May 8th!!
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2. Fill in the vocabulary sentences using your definitions from Tuesday. (Formative Grade)

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