

Character Motivation Notes
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English
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9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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5 Slides • 13 Questions
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Open Ended
When was there a time when you really wanted something and
it motivated you to take action?
What was the action you took, and what was the motivation,
or reason, you took that action?
Stem: Once I ____________ [action] because I wanted _________________[motivation].
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Open Ended
Define motivation.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the best answer. Why does an author make direct comments about a character's motivation?
To add details to the story
to engage the reader in the plot line
to better understand a character's behaviors and personality
because he/she wants to
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Multiple Select
Which words are synonyms for the word trait? Check all that apply.
quality
characteristic
feature
attribute
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Multiple Choice
In the story, what is Roberto's directly stated motivation.
to be a drummer
to be a school leader
to be in the marching band
to attend college
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Multiple Choice
In the example, what do you infer is Aaron's motivation for removing the note?
curiosity
kindness
jealousy
happiness
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Multiple Choice
In the story, what can you infer about Rosie's motivation for performing?
She wants to make lots of money.
She hopes to dance professionally.
She loves the way dancing makes her feel.
She enjoys all physical activity.
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Multiple Choice
What is internal motivation?
The drive or desire that comes from within an individual.
The drive or desire that comes from external sources.
The lack of motivation to do anything.
The motivation that is influenced by others.
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Multiple Choice
What is external motivation?
Intrinsic motivation
Drive or incentive that comes from outside sources
Internal drive
Self-motivation
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of internal motivation?
Participating in a competition to win a prize
Pursuing a hobby or passion because it brings joy and fulfillment
Completing a task to avoid punishment
Working for a promotion and higher salary
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of external motivation?
Feeling a sense of accomplishment after completing a project
Receiving a bonus for completing a project
Receiving a promotion for completing a project
Being recognized by colleagues for completing a project
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Multiple Choice
What is the main difference between internal and external motivation?
Internal motivation is driven by personal desires and goals, while external motivation comes from outside sources.
Internal motivation is only applicable in certain situations, while external motivation is applicable in all situations.
Internal motivation is driven by external factors, while external motivation is driven by personal desires and goals.
Internal motivation is more effective than external motivation.
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Open Ended
List two things you have learned about character motivation.
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