Analyze Characters

Characterization

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Open Ended

Your learning target target today is: "I can analyze characters through direct and indirect characterization." Please, type that below.

Open Ended

Give me ONE CHARCTER NAME from any book, show, movie, game, poem, etc.

Poll

Have you ever played the game GUESS WHO?

• Yes

• NO

• Maybe

• I think so...

Open Ended

What character am I thinking??

Poll

Do you remember Characterization???

• Yes

• No

• Maybe so...

• I don't know

Multiple Choice

What are the two different types of characterization??

• Flat and Round

• Direct and Indirect

• Old and Young

• Mood and Tone

Multiple Choice

Direct Characterization is when....

• The author asks the reader questions about a character.

• The author shows what a character is like through actions.

• An author tells the reader exactly what the character is like...

• The overall vibe or feeling of a text felt by the reader

Multiple Choice

Indirect Characterization is when.....

• When the author reveals their mood, attitude, or feelings to the reader.

• When the author uses examples of other characters to describe characters.

• When the author tells you directly about the characters

• The author shows what a character is like through their actions, thoughts, speech, etc.

Multiple Choice

The "S" in STEAL stands for....

• Summary

• Speech

• Second

• Southern

Multiple Choice

What type of characterization uses a STEAL chart???

• Direct Characterization

• Indirect Characterization

• Flat Characters

• Static vs. Dynamic

Multiple Choice

The "T" in STEAL stands for

• Theme

• Theory

• Thoughts

• The End

Multiple Choice

The "E" in STEAL stands for

• Everybody

• Evidence

• Ending

• Effect on Others

Multiple Choice

The "A" in STEAL stands for

• Action

• Attitude

• Advice

• Adventure

Multiple Choice

The "L" in STEAL stands for

• Life

• Length

• Looks

• Level

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Throughout Fish Cheeks, is Amy described using DIRECT or INDIRECT characterization?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

This is INDIRECT characterization - what part of STEAL lets us know...

• S - speech

• T - thoughts

• E - effect on others

• A - Action

• L - Looks

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Direct or Indirect?

• Direct

• Indirect

Multiple Choice

Which PRONOUNS are used in 1st Person point of View?

• You and Yours

• I, Me, My, We, Our, Us

• He, She, Him, Her, They, Them

• Girl and Boy

Multiple Choice

What PRONOUNS are used in 2nd Person POINT OF VIEW?

• You and Yours

• I, Me, My, We, Our, Us

• He, She, Him, Her, Them, They

• Names of People

Multiple Choice

What Pronouns are used in 3rd Person POINT of VIEW?

• You and Yours

• I, Me, My, We, Our, Us

• He, She, Him, Her, They, Them

• Everything

Multiple Choice

Using your CONTEXT CLUES... am I going to the GYM??

• Yes!

• No!

Multiple Choice

What can we infer about TJ and Angel?

• They are enemies

• They do not know each other very well

• The like each other

• They have never met

Multiple Choice

What does the "A" in STEAL stand for?

• Adventure

• Attitude

• Average

• Action

Multiple Choice

What does the "E" in STEAL stand for?

• Evidence

• Explain

• Effect on Others

• Ending

Multiple Choice

What does the "S" in STEAL stand for?

• Savage

• Speech

• Summary

• Story

Multiple Choice

What does the "L" in STEAL stand for?

• Looks

• Level

• Language

• Laughing

Multiple Choice

What does the "T" stand for in STEAL

• Theory

• Theme

• The ending

• Thoughts