Characterization Test

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What is characterization?

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Characterization is the process by which an author reveals the personality of a character in a story.

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What is direct characterization?

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Direct characterization is when the author explicitly describes a character's traits.

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What is indirect characterization?

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Indirect characterization is when the author shows a character's traits through their actions, thoughts, and dialogue without directly stating them.

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Why do authors use characterization?

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Authors use characterization to create relatable and believable characters that engage readers.

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What does it mean for a character to be 'well-developed'?

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A well-developed character is one that has depth, complexity, and realistic traits, making them relatable to readers.

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What is an example of direct characterization?

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An example of direct characterization is: 'She was a kind and gentle person who always helped others.'

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What is an example of indirect characterization?

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An example of indirect characterization is: 'He clenched his fists and glared at the ground, refusing to speak.'

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What is the goal of an author when creating characters?

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The goal of an author is to make characters seem like real people with relatable emotions and experiences.

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How can dialogue reveal a character's personality?

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Dialogue can reveal a character's personality through their choice of words, tone, and how they interact with others.

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What does it mean for a character to be 'dynamic'?

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A dynamic character is one who undergoes significant change throughout the story.