Question 45
NECO
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2025
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LITERATURE_IN_ENGLISH
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objective
In Henrik Ibsen's *A Doll's House*, describe the primary internal conflict faced by Nora and the external conflict involving her husband. Explain how the resolution of the internal conflict leads to the play's climax.
Answer Options
A.
Nora's internal conflict is her guilt over lying versus her wish to protect her children; the external conflict is her secret trip abroad versus Torvald's jealousy. Her refusal to travel resolves the internal conflict and brings about the climax.
B.
Nora's internal conflict is her fear of scandal versus her desire for social acceptance; the external conflict is her hidden diary versus Torvald's expectations. Her decision to stay resolves the internal conflict and leads to the play's climax.
Correct Answer
C.
Nora's internal conflict is her yearning for independence versus her role as a wife and mother; the external conflict is her secret loan versus Torvald's authority. Her decision to leave resolves the internal conflict and triggers the play's climax.
D.
Nora's internal conflict is her love for Torvald versus her ambition to become a writer; the external conflict is her secret inheritance versus Torvald's business rivals. Her confession of the inheritance resolves the internal conflict and creates the climax.
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
Nora's internal conflict is her yearning for independence versus her role as a wife and mother; the external conflict is her secret loan versus Torvald's authority. Her decision to leave resolves the internal conflict and triggers the play's climax.
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