Question

how does elenas internal conflict affect her motivation in the passage?
a. it makes her more determined to prove herself
b. it causes her to doubt her ability to succeed
c. it strengthens her resolve to fight the creatures
d. it leads her to seek help from the villagers

what motivates elena to finally confront the creatures in the forest?
a. the realization that the fate of the village depends on her
b. the need to avenge her father
c. a desire to prove herself to the villagers and regain their trust
d. a wish to escape her family’s legacy

which of the following represents elena’s external conflict?
a. having to fight the creatures in the forest
b. her struggle with self - doubt
c. the pressure to live up to her family’s legacy
d. the need to protect her younger sibling

what is elena’s primary internal conflict in the passage?
a. anger towards the villagers for expecting too much from her
b. doubt about her ability to live up to her family’s legacy
c. fear of the creatures in the forest
d. resentment towards her father for leaving her this responsibility

Explanation:

1. Internal conflict often leads to self - doubt. Elena's self - doubt due to internal conflict can cause her to question her ability to succeed.
2. The fate of the village depending on her can be a strong motivation for Elena to confront the creatures. It gives her a sense of duty.
3. External conflict involves an outside force or situation. Fighting the creatures in the forest is an external conflict as it is an external threat.
4. Family legacy can be a source of internal conflict. Doubting her ability to live up to her family's legacy is a primary internal conflict for Elena.

Answer:

1. b. It causes her to doubt her ability to succeed
2. a. The realization that the fate of the village depends on her
3. a. Having to fight the creatures in the forest
4. b. Doubt about her ability to live up to her family’s legacy