Complete each paragraph with the correct type of external conflict.
1. tim and jay set off to go camping, but there was a forest fire. so they had to come back to town. this conflict is an example of
2. marie and beth competed for the last spot on the cheerleading squad. this conflict is an example of
3. sean dislikes his school’s policy of wearing school uniforms. he feels it prevents him from showing his creative side. this conflict is an example of
number 1 set of answers
a. character vs character
b. character vs nature
c. character vs society
number 2 set of answers
a. character vs character
b. character vs nature
c. character vs society
number 3 set of answers
a. character vs character
b. character vs nature
c.character vs society

Character vs. nature

Character vs. character

Character vs. society

Explanation:

The first sentence would be considered an example of character vs. nature, as the antagonist (entity in opposition to the characters) is fire. The second sentence is an example of character vs. character, as the two entities in opposition are two girls: Marie and Beth. Finally, in the third sentence, the conflict is that of character vs. society, as it is society that forces Sean to wear uniforms that he dislikes.

Bubbling excess carbon (IV) oxide into calcium hydroxide solution results in the formaton of. ... A. CaO; B. Ca(HCO3)2; C. H2CO3; D. CaCO3 ... CaCO3 results in the milkiness formation ... Since, Ca(HCO3)2 is soluble, the milkiness dissapeared. Like 2 ... Bubbling CO2 into CaOH yields CacO3 to give a milky solution at first.