
Flat and Round Characters
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English
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6th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 14 Questions
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Types of Characters
As we read the novel Restart by Gordon Korman, we will encounter many different characters.
Authors use characters and plot to build their stories. By understanding each of these, you can better understand the story and its main ideas.
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Characters
A character is a person, animal, or other creature in a story. The main character is the character that the writer focuses on the most. The main character has to solve the story’s problem.
Characters have traits that tell the reader what kind of person they are. A character may be honest, hardworking, shy, or sneaky, for example. When the character deals with the problem of the story, he or she may have to change in order to move toward a resolution. For example, a shy character may have to become brave to solve the problem.
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Flat characters do not have many character traits.
Readers do not know a lot about flat characters.
Flat
Round characters have many character traits.
Readers know a lot about round characters.
Round
Types of Characters~ Round/Flat
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
This character is a
Flat Character
Round Character
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Multiple Select
A character that is only one-dimensional is a...
flat character.
round character.
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Multiple Select
Main characters are usually...
flat.
round.
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Static characters do not demonstrate a significant change throughout the story.
Static
Dynamic characters demonstrate significant change throughout the story.
Dynamic
Types of Characters~ Dynamic/Static
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Multiple Choice
Which type of character demonstrates a significant change throughout the course of the story?
Static
Dynamic
Flat
Round
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Multiple Choice
Which type of character does the reader not know a lot about?
Flat
Round
Static
Dynamic
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Prefix "ant" = against
Character who goes against the protagonist, or main character.
Usually thought of as "the bad guy"
Antagonist
Prefix "pro" = in favor of, supporting
Main character, "the good guy"
Protagonist
Types of Characters~ Protagonist/Antagonist
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Multiple Choice
Luke
Princess Leia
Yoda
Darth Vader
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Multiple Choice
The best friend
The villain
Someone who likes to play tag
The "good" guy
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Multiple Choice
Protagonist
Antagonist
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Multiple Choice
antagonist
point of view
protagonist
static
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Multiple Choice
point of view
major
antagonist
dynamic
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Multiple Choice
The Protagonist is
The villain of the story
Just a random character
The hero of the story
The narrator of the story
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Multiple Choice
The Antagonist is?
The hero of the story
The narrator of the story
Just a random person in a story
The villain of the story
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Let's Review Character Types!
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Match
Round
Flat
Dynamic
Static
Protagonist
A character the reader knows a lot about; we are given a lot of details.
A character the reader does not know a lot about; we are NOT given many details.
A character that demonstrates a significant change throughout the story.
A character that does not demonstrate a significant change; remains relatively the SAME.
The main character; usually the "good guy"
A character the reader knows a lot about; we are given a lot of details.
A character the reader does not know a lot about; we are NOT given many details.
A character that demonstrates a significant change throughout the story.
A character that does not demonstrate a significant change; remains relatively the SAME.
The main character; usually the "good guy"
Types of Characters
As we read the novel Restart by Gordon Korman, we will encounter many different characters.
Authors use characters and plot to build their stories. By understanding each of these, you can better understand the story and its main ideas.
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