Which conflict from the tragedy of julius caesar is not an example of external conflict?
brutus and cassius’ argument about bribes
octavius and mark antony’s argument about lepidus
brutus’ inner struggle with assassinating caesar
the war between brutus’ and octavius’ armies

Brutus’ inner struggle with assassinating Caesar

External conflicts happen when the character has a conflict with something outside of himself. Often these conflicts are versus another character, nature, or society. If something is not an external conflict, it is an internal conflict. An internal conflict is a problem the character has with himself. The struggle Brutus has with assassinating Caesar is an internal conflict and therefore NOT an example external conflict.

The correct answer is D. The problem of not all students having a chance to share their opinion.

Explanation

During a discussion, all students must participate and give their opinion or position on a specific topic. However, usually in student groups, some talk for a long time taking time away from other students to intervene. This is a problem in a discussion as it would prevent knowing all the opinions and positions of all the students. Therefore, it would be pertinent to have a person in charge of moderating the time of each student's turn to speak during the discussion. According to the above, the correct answer is D. The problem of not all students having a chance to share their opinion.