
Characterization
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English
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5th Grade
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Easy
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MICHELE SAMANIEGO
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20 Slides • 25 Questions
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Open Ended
Describe a character from a book you are currently reading that you have strong feelings about. What makes you admire or dislike this character?
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Multiple Choice
Based on the instructions given, what should you do after choosing a word that describes your character?
Write it at the top of a new page in your reader’s notebook
Share it with a partner immediately
Draw a picture of your character
Underline it in the text
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of a positive character trait?
Caring
Bossy
Afraid
Greedy
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Character Traits
Character traits can be reveled (shown to the reader) through a character's:
Word
Actions
Thoughts
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Fill in the Blank
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Think about the ways we learn about characters in the stories we read.
Character Traits
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Open Ended
List 5 ways that authors develop characters in a text.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?
Direct characterization involves the author telling the reader about the character, while indirect characterization involves showing the character's traits through actions and words.
Direct characterization is when the reader infers traits, while indirect characterization is when the author tells the reader directly.
Direct characterization is only used for main characters, while indirect is for side characters.
Direct characterization describes a character's emotions, while indirect describes their appearance.
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Multiple Choice
Joe was having fun at the party.
Direct Characterization
Indirect Characterization
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Multiple Choice
The woman has got ... hair.
red
dark
blonde
short
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are examples of physical traits?
Freckles
Brave
Honest
Energetic
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between internal and external character traits?
Internal traits describe personality, external traits describe appearance.
Internal traits describe appearance, external traits describe personality.
Internal traits are always positive, external traits are always negative.
Internal traits are shown by actions, external traits are shown by thoughts.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is this emotion?
Nervous
Angry
Happy
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the difference between emotions and traits?
Emotions are temporary feelings, while traits are lasting qualities.
Emotions are always positive, while traits are always negative.
Emotions describe actions, while traits describe appearance.
Emotions are what a character says, while traits are what a character thinks.
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Multiple Choice
According to the images, what are some ways you can find out a character's traits in a story?
By looking at the character's thoughts, dialogue, emotions, and actions.
By counting how many friends the character has.
By checking the character's favorite color.
By reading the title of the story.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the example of Charlotte from Charlotte's Web, what character traits are shown by her actions and words?
Wise, patient, maternal, caring, smart
Lazy, rude, selfish, unkind
Funny, silly, mischievous, wild
Brave, outgoing, adventurous, loud
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Open Ended
What is a character traits inference, and how do good readers make them?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are positive character traits?
Clever, responsible, generous, creative
Lazy, rude, selfish, impatient
Mean, grumpy, bossy, dishonest
Arrogant, messy, foolish, evil
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Open Ended
After today's lesson, what is one question you still have about analyzing characters in stories?
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Open Ended
What are two ways you can analyze a character in a story to make connections to real life?
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