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Quick Summary
A Dilemma presents a situation where a character faces a difficult choice. The story is useful for questions on conflict, decision-making, responsibility, and moral judgement.
Key Ideas
- A dilemma involves difficult choices.
- Decisions reveal character.
- Fear, duty, honesty, and pressure can conflict.
- A good answer explains both sides of the choice.
Important Questions
Short Answers
- What is a dilemma?
- What difficult choice is presented?
- How does the character respond?
- What lesson does the story teach?
Paragraph Answer
Explain the dilemma in the story:
1. Introduce the situation. 2. Explain the two choices. 3. Show why the decision is difficult. 4. Describe the character's action. 5. End with the moral.
Common Mistakes
- Not explaining both choices.
- Writing a general moral without story detail.
- Missing the conflict.
- Forgetting character response.
Revision Checklist
- Meaning of dilemma memorised
- Story conflict revised
- Character response prepared
- Paragraph answer practised
- Moral written clearly
Frequently Asked Questions
A dilemma is a difficult situation where a person must choose between two hard options.