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What is the struggle between the antagonist and protagonist called?plot
characters
conflict
theme
setting
diction

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Answer 1
Answer:      The struggle between antagonist and protagonist is called a conflict.
Answer 2
Answer: The struggle between the antagonist and the protagonist is called the conflict of the story.

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Answer: D. It helps you determine your audience

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a. the audience knows something the character(s) don't

A. the audience knows something the character's don't.

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None of the above. It's a common misconception that the word "weeks" needs an apostrophe when being described by worth, however as the use of apostrophes is highly limited, it doesn't. Therefore, "It's disappointing that three weeks worth of assignments WERE lost." The "were" is necessary unless a specific noun of participle-imperfect relation were applied after the usage of "was lost".
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