Read the passage.
andrea is competing with dominique for the lead role in the school play. both girls have been making cruel comments about the other to their friends since the casting of the lead role was announced. during the week of tryouts, andrea and dominique’s rivalry worsens. one day during lunch, andrea decides to confront dominique, who is enjoying her spaghetti. an argument quickly breaks out between the two girls. in the blink of an eye, andrea is draped in spaghetti.
what type of conflict do the details in this passage most reveal?
character vs. nature
character vs. self
character vs. society
character vs. character

Among the options given on the question the correct answer is option D.

Explanation: In the passage there is description of rivalry between two girls over the lead role in the school play. Andrea and Dominique both were cruel to each other and their friends. They were passing comments over others. The rivalry got bigger and one day both of them confronted each other and Andrea was draped in Spaghetti.

The incident reveals a character vs character conflict. Because both Andrea and Dominique are two different character. There fore, the conflict between them is a character vs character conflict.

(D)

Explanation: character vs. character.

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