Characterization

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Characterization is the way an author reveals what a character is like and how the character changes throughout the story.

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Which sentence is an example of indirect characterization? Options: Mrs. Loveday was happy Kentucky won the football game., Mrs. Loveday leaped up and shrieked with joy when Kentucky won the football game., Mrs. Loveday watched the football game., Mrs. Loveday ate nachos while watching the football game.

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Mrs. Loveday leaped up and shrieked with joy when Kentucky won the football game.

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Which of the following words could be a character trait? Options: sunny, windy, clever, clear

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clever

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Daniel likes to help others. He often volunteers at the homeless shelter and he frequently brings an extra lunch to school to give to a friend. If anyone ever needs help, Daniel is one of the first people to volunteer. He would rather give a present than to get one. The character trait that best describes Daniel is...

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Generous

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The king glared at the scroungy, boy before him. "How dare you steal from the king's court!" he gruffly exclaimed. The trembling boy begged for forgiveness. He explained how he had no home, no food, and no where to turn. "Send him to the dungeons!" the king shouted angrily. The character trait that best describes the king is... Options: greedy, cruel, nagging, loud

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cruel

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When analyzing a character, you can use which of the following to help you: STEAL, STEALS, STEAL + S, STEAL + P?

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STEAL + P

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This passage provides what kind of evidence in an analysis? Options: Speech, Thoughts, Effect on others, Looks

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Looks

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Which character traits does Nate demonstrate?

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kind, considerate, loving

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What is being described by the sentence: "Every day I pick up, dust, and vacuum my room."? Options: Speech, Thoughts, Effects, Actions, Looks

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Actions

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What category does the sentence "Della finished her cry and attended to her cheeks with the powder rag" belong to? Options: Speech, Thoughts, Effects, Actions, Looks

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Actions