3rd grade Review R.1.1 (character development)

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What is character development?

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Character development is the process of creating a believable character in a story, showing how they change or grow throughout the narrative.

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

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A character's feelings can change due to events, interactions with other characters, or personal realizations that affect their emotions.

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What does it mean when a character is relieved?

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When a character is relieved, it means they feel a sense of comfort or happiness after a stressful or painful situation has ended.

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What is motivation in a character's actions?

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Motivation refers to the reasons behind a character's actions or words, often driven by emotions like jealousy, fear, or love.

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How can jealousy affect a character's behavior?

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Jealousy can lead a character to act thoughtlessly or negatively towards others, as they may feel insecure about themselves.

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What is an example of a character feeling sad?

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A character may feel sad when they experience loss, disappointment, or when they see someone they care about in pain.

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What does it mean for a character to feel comforted?

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To feel comforted means to feel safe, secure, and at ease, often after a troubling experience.

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How can a character's actions show their feelings?

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A character's actions, such as crying, smiling, or helping others, can reveal their inner emotions and state of mind.

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What is the significance of a character's change from the beginning to the end of a story?

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The change signifies growth or learning, showing how experiences have impacted the character's perspective or behavior.

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What role do events play in character development?

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Events in a story can challenge characters, forcing them to confront their feelings and ultimately leading to change.