Direct or Indirect Characterization

6.Characterization is

a) the central message in a story

b) the problem in a story

c) the process by which a writer reveals a character's personality

and qualities

7.The author shows the reader about a character's personality

a) Indirect Characterization

b) Direct Characterization

8.The author tells the reader about a character's personality

a) Indirect Characterization

b) Direct Characterization

9.He glanced at her face - her eyes, which were honey brown, and her nose, which crinkled when she smiled.

a) Direct characterization

b) Indirect characterization

10.Mark stomped to his room and slammed the door. Everything seemed so unfair.

a) Direct characterization

b) Indirect characterization

11.Kevin texted back to his friends, “Yeah, I will be right over to the field as soon as I finish my algebra homework.”

a) Indirect Characterization

b) Direct Characterization

12."But I am so much more than that! I am a musician, and a swimmer, and a person able to make my own decisions."

a) Indirect characterization

b) Direct characterization

13.Whenever Martha is around a lot of people, she gets very quiet and finds it hard to start a conversation.

a) Indirect Characterization

b) Direct Characterization

14.Susan is very creative.

a) Direct Characterization

b) Indirect Characterization

15.Whenever anyone tries to speak to Maddie, she says, "You don't know me," rolls her eyes, and walks away.

a) Direct Characterization

b) Indirect Characterization

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