Question

in \initiation,\ one example of a character vs. self conflict is when millicent
worries about how her actions affect tracy.
feels pressure to go along with the initiation.
worries about what orders bev will give next.
feels pressure to accept the sororitys invitation.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option in the context of character vs. self conflict (internal conflict within a character).

• Option A: Worrying about how her actions affect Tracy is a conflict involving another character (Tracy), so it's character vs. others, not self.
• Option B: Feeling pressure to go along with the initiation is about external pressure from the group (the sorority/initiation process), so it's character vs. society or external, not self.
• Option C: Worrying about what Bev will do next is a conflict involving another character (Bev), so it's character vs. others, not self.
• Option D: Feeling pressure to accept the sorority’s invitation is an internal conflict (Millicent’s own feelings about accepting the invitation, her internal struggle with the pressure), so this is character vs. self.

Answer:

D. feels pressure to accept the sorority's invitation.