Question 44
NECO_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2025
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LITERATURE_IN_ENGLISH
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objective
The passage reads: "As the river flooded, Tunde wrestled with his fear of losing his home while the water rose, threatening to sweep away everything." Identify the internal conflict and the external conflict faced by Tunde, and explain how the two conflicts interact to advance the plot.
Answer Options
A.
Internal conflict: Tunde's desire to move to the city; External conflict: the flood threatening his home. His desire pushes him to abandon his house, shaping the narrative.
B.
Internal conflict: Tunde's anger at the river; External conflict: the flooding river threatening his home. The anger drives him to fight the water, moving the plot forward.
Correct Answer
C.
Internal conflict: Tunde's fear of losing his home. External conflict: the flooding river threatening to destroy his home. The fear intensifies his reaction to the flood, propelling the narrative as he must confront both his emotions and the physical danger.
D.
Internal conflict: Tunde's fear of losing his job; External conflict: the rising water endangering his home. The fear makes him ignore the flood, influencing the story.
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
Internal conflict: Tunde's fear of losing his home. External conflict: the flooding river threatening to destroy his home. The fear intensifies his reaction to the flood, propelling the narrative as he must confront both his emotions and the physical danger.
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Neco Model Questions Vol1
2025
Literature In English
Question 44.
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2025
Neco Model Questions Vol1
Literature In English
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