Character Relationships Review

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What are character relationships?

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Character relationships refer to the connections and interactions between characters in a story, which can influence their actions and feelings.

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How can a character's feelings change throughout a story?

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A character's feelings can change due to experiences, interactions with other characters, or events that occur in the story.

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What does it mean when a character is described as 'shy'?

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A shy character is someone who feels nervous or uncomfortable in social situations and may avoid interacting with others.

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What is the significance of a character helping another character?

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When one character helps another, it can lead to friendship, change perceptions, and develop the plot.

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What does it mean to 'thank' someone?

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To thank someone means to express gratitude or appreciation for something they have done.

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What is a 'main problem' in a story?

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The main problem is the central conflict or challenge that the characters face, driving the plot forward.

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What does it mean when a character is perceived as 'stuck up'?

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A 'stuck up' character is someone who appears arrogant or snobbish, often looking down on others.

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How can setting influence a story?

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The setting, or where and when a story takes place, can affect the characters' actions, feelings, and the overall mood of the story.

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What is a 'new student' in a classroom context?

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A new student is someone who has recently joined a class or school and may be unfamiliar with the environment and other students.

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What does it mean to 'play at recess'?

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Playing at recess refers to the time during school when students can take a break from classes to play and socialize.