Question

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adventure and imagination practice: this is the gluskabe and old man winter by joseph bruchac
1. what paragraphs provide dialogue that introduces the plays main conflict? paragraph 3-4, paragraph 6-7, paragraph 12-13 or paragraphs 18-19

1b. based on your answer to the previous question what is the main conflict? gluskabe job is to helpthe people even in the winter time, old many winter has an icy fire that causes gluskabe to freeze, old many winter has stayed too long and gluskabe demands that he leaves, the summer land people do not want to share summer which is protected by crows

Thank you!!!

Answer 1

For 6th Grade Connections Academy Students: Lesson Adventures and Imagination Practice Test, These Are The Correct Answers:

1. Part A: B.
Part B. C.
2. Part A: A.
Part B: C.
3. D.
4. C.
5. D.
6. B.
7. A.
8. B.
9. Part A: A.
Part B: D
10. C
11. B
12. D
13. A
14. A
15. Part A: A
Part B: D.
I promise these are the right answer I took the practice and got 100% if you don't trust you don't trust but I would trust me

Answer 2

JWorld is correct.

Answer 3

Does anyone have all the 15 the answers, plus the part A answer b answers??

Answer 4

is JWorld correct for connexus 6th grade practice?

Answer 5

help plz

Answer 6

connexus student yes this is for the 6th grade practice

Answer 7

thanks juce uhh i mean j wrld

Answer 8

Thanks Jworld

Answer 9

The last answer is D. I got a 94.7

Answer 10

Plz help

Answer 11

I need help asap please

Answer 12

Vro wtf I got 10 questions

Answer 13

World is right thx I got a 100%..if I didn’t my mom would be so mad bc I am supposed to be a nerd but I don’t want to be 😂

Answer 14

Don't use Wiki

Answer 15

94% number 4 is c

Answer 16

I have not heard of or read this, but the graph and explanations here may help:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plot_%28narrative%29#Freytag

Any story's main conflict usually occurs right before or at the beginning of the rising action. Keep in mind that some stories have little or no setting, but others have their settings woven into the rising action. Keep that in mind as you consider what you've read.