Summary
A quarrel is a disagreement or argument between people. In writing a composition about a quarrel, consider who was involved, what the quarrel was about, when and where it occurred, why it was serious, and how it ended.
- Quarrel — a disagreement or argument between people.
Example: Two friends arguing over a misunderstanding. - Resolution — the way a conflict or disagreement is resolved.
Example: Apologizing and making up after a fight. - Setting — the time and place where the story occurs.
Example: A playground during recess. - Characters — the people involved in the story.
Example: Two siblings arguing over a toy.
Exam Tips
Key Definitions to Remember
- Quarrel: a disagreement or argument between people
- Resolution: the way a conflict or disagreement is resolved
- Setting: the time and place where the story occurs
- Characters: the people involved in the story
Common Confusions
- Confusing the cause of the quarrel with its resolution
- Mixing up the setting with the characters involved
Typical Exam Questions
- What is a quarrel? A disagreement or argument between people
- How can a quarrel be resolved? Through communication and understanding
- Why is setting important in a composition? It provides context for the events
What Examiners Usually Test
- Ability to describe the sequence of events in a quarrel
- Understanding of how a quarrel can be resolved
- Clarity in describing the setting and characters