CHARACTERIZATION
Quiz by Stasi Gibson
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- Q1What is characterization?how movies and books depict certain types of peoplecomparing and contrasting how a character thinks and actsthe process of revealing the personality of a characterthe process of discovering the theme in literature10sEditDelete
- Q2Which are personal attributes of characterization?emotional traitsphysical appearancemotivesall of the above10sEditDelete
- Q3What is the protagonist?the villainthe narratormain charactersupporting character10sEditDelete
- Q4What is the antagonist?almost always a dynamic characterthe character with the most morals and valuesmain characteropposing character or force10sEditDelete
- Q5A well developed character with varied traits, both good and badsome Christiansround characterstatic characterdynamic character10sEditDelete
- Q6A less developed character with one or only a few traits; typically stereotypicalround characterflat characterdynamic characterstatic character10sEditDelete
- Q7A character that develops and changes over the course of a story due to a conflict or newfound understandingdynamic characterstatic characterflat characterround character10sEditDelete
- Q8A character who remains the same over the course of an entire storyround characterdynamic characterstatic characterflat character10sEditDelete
- Q9When the narrator or another character tells us what a person is likecharacterizationdynamic characterizationindirect characterizationdirect characterization10sEditDelete
- Q10An example of a static character in TKAMCurleyAtticusJemScout10sEditDelete
- Q11An example of a dynamic character in TKAMJemCalpurniaMr. EwellAtticus10sEditDelete
- Q12"Jim was a handsome, smart, muscular football player who always had a smile on his face" is an example ofindirect characterizationdirect characterizationdynamic characterstereotyping10sEditDelete
- Q13Cinderella's stepmother is an example ofstatic characternone of the abovedynamic characterround character10sEditDelete
- Q14The Grinch is an example ofdynamic characterstatic characterflat charactercharacterization10sEditDelete
- Q15"Stasi was a friendly, happy, outgoing cheerleader who loved to make new friends" is an example ofdirect characterizationround characterflat characterindirect characterization10sEditDelete
- Q16Requires the reader to look for clues that reveal a character's traits and motivationinformational textindirect characterizationcharacterizationdirect characterization10sEditDelete
- Q17When looking for indirect characterization, think about what a character...remembers, does, and findsdoes, thinks, and sayschanges, does, and reveals about themselvesnone of the above10sEditDelete
- Q18Chloe looked away and shifted her paws when Dad asked where the pan of brownies went.direct characterizationindirect characterizationcharacterizationpersonification10sEditDelete
- Q19When looking for indirect characterization we must ______________________.inferpredictsummarizego with our first guess10sEditDelete
- Q20The best way to support indirect characterization is through using __________________.textual evidencea thesaurusQuizletthe plot diagram10sEditDelete