Question

in a person vs. society conflict, what is typically happening? a character is struggling with personal emotions a character is battling another individual a character is fighting against natural disasters a character is challenging norms or beliefs of a community what doesmotivation represent in character development? the storys setting the characters physical strength the characters appearance the underlying reasons driving a characters actions an antagonist is best described as:* the narrator of the story a character or force directly opposing the protagonist a neutral character with no conflict the main character of a story

Explanation:

• For the first question: In a 'Person vs. Society' conflict, the essence is a character going against societal norms, beliefs, or systems. Options A (personal emotions) is 'Person vs. Self', B (another individual) is 'Person vs. Person', and C (natural disasters) is 'Person vs. Nature'. Option D directly aligns with the definition of 'Person vs. Society' as it involves challenging community - related aspects.
• For the second question: Motivation in character development is about what drives a character. The story's setting, physical strength, and appearance are not related to motivation. The underlying reasons for a character's actions (Option D) is the correct definition of motivation.
• For the third question: An antagonist is a character or force that opposes the protagonist. The narrator (Option A) is not necessarily an antagonist. A neutral character (Option C) is not an antagonist. The main character (Option D) is the protagonist. Option B correctly defines an antagonist.

Answer:

• First question: D. A character is challenging norms or beliefs of a community
• Second question: D. The underlying reasons driving a character's actions
• Third question: B. A character or force directly opposing the protagonist