Question

Which line of dialogue best provides insight about a character's internal conflict and development?A. "I've got to take this construction job," I told him. "I'll get over my fear of heights; I just can't go any longer without a paycheck."B. "Me, I don't mind getting up early in the morning," I replied. "Al contrario, I leap out of bed before the crack of dawn, so being a baker is the life for me!"C. "Dragging myself out of bed at 4 a.m. is not my idea of the perfect job," I said. "I'm a night person, so I am not taking the job as a baker."D. "Seeing a child's eyes light up after biting into one of my crispy churros makes getting up early in the morning worth it," I said, beaming with pride.

Answer 1

Answer:

"I've got to take this construction job," I told him. "I'll get over my fear of heights; I just can't go any longer without a paycheck.

Explanation:

The character wants to face what is harming the possibility of having a salary, so he took courage and decided to face what harms him, which is the fear of height that prevented him from completing the construction work.

Internal conflicts are fights that the characters have with their own emotions and feelings. Once the character resolves his internal conflicts he / she presents a great development of spirit. Based on this, we can conclude that the line of dialogue that best provides insight into the internal conflict and character development is that which is written in letter A.

Answer 2

I believe the answer is A
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