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Key Ideas and Details: What conflicts are apparent in chunk 3? What are the reasons for the conflicts? So...first thing...you have to look at "Chunk 3" in the text. It's really ONLY looking for that area to have the right answer.

Then, to make a GOOD answer happen, you will need:

A Topic Sentence explaining what the important conflicts in chunk 3 are. You might use a sentence starter like, "In Chunk 3 of Two Kinds, the important story developing conflicts are ." Obviously, fill in the blank.
A sentence or two about what in the story shows us these conflicts. What is happening that makes them obvious?
What are the reasons that started these conflicts? All events have things that cause them, and a sentence or two to show the cause of these conflicts is important.
That will weigh in at about 4-5 sentences.

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