
DV-character-types
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Alejandra Delgado-Villegas
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22 Slides • 32 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Direct Characterization is:
When the author uses the character's speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, and looks to tell the reader what the character is like.
When the author plainly states what the character is like.
Neither of these.
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Multiple Choice
The following sentence is an example of what type of characterization?
Robert is a positive role model.
direct
indirect
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Multiple Choice
“George was small and quick, dark of face, with restless eyes…” (Steinbeck, p. 2)
Direct
Indirect
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Multiple Choice
Our author shows us what a character is like. This is what type of characterization?
direct
indirect
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Multiple Choice
The following sentence is an example of what type of characterization?
Luis’s mouth twitched, and his fingernails were all bitten short.
direct
indirect
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Open Ended
“I shouldn’t ought to of let no stranger shoot my dog.”
(Steinbeck, p. 61)
Using the quote, what do we learn about Candy?
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Open Ended
Can you think of a story where the main character is not necessarily "good"?
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Draw
Circle the Protagonist in the movie, "Coco".
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Multiple Choice
What is an antagonist?
A character that supports the protagonist
A character that opposes the protagonist
A character that is neutral
A character that is always evil
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Draw
Circle the Antagonist in the movie, "Demon Slayer".
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Multiple Choice
Dynamic characters are
characters that stay the same throughout the plot of a text
characters that change throughout the plot of a text
characters that engage in a conflict in a text
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Draw
Highlights(Green) text evidence of changes in the story...
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Multiple Select
Which character(s) in OMAM is a dynamic character?
George
Candy
Lennie
Slim
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Multiple Choice
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Draw
Highlight in Pink the STATIC character (the character that doesn’t change.)
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Open Ended
How is Curley an example of a static character?
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Open Ended
Name one round character? What makes them a round character?
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Multiple Select
Which character(s) is a Round Character?
The Boss
Whit
Curley's Wife
Lennie
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Multiple Choice
These characters do not affect the plot of a story. We know their name, but we don't know very much about them.
Round
Flat
Neither
Both
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Draw
Highlight (Pink) evidence of flat character. Ask yourself what do we know about Ricardo?
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Open Ended
What makes Carlson a flat Character?
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Character traits are the individual characteristics and qualities that make characters from books, stories, movies, plays, and other art forms come to life for readers.
Use the following list of character traits as a guideline when writing book reports and essays about the different characters you've read about. Don't stop with this list, though; you can probably think of many more terms to describe your characters.
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Categorize
Slender
Broad-shouldered
Graceful
Defeated
Impatient
Impressed
Bold
Quiet
Fun-loving
Put the correct trait in each category.
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Open Ended
Using your list of character traits and prior knowledge. What character traits would describe Shrek?
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Open Ended
Using your list of character traits and prior knowledge. What character traits would describe Curley's Wife?
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Multiple Choice
After coming home late from a party, Mae's father questioned her. She wanted to tell him that she was studying at a friend's place and lost track of time, but she told him the truth instead: she was at a party. What character trait does Mae BEST demonstrate?
Humble- She admits to her father that she was wrong to go to the party.
Imaginative- She fabricates an answer for why she went to the party.
Honest- She tells the truth to her father even though she wants to lie.
Mischievous- She is a troublemaker for going to the party.
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EXIT TICKET
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Dropdown
Marissa is characterized as
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?
Direct characterization reveals traits through actions.
Indirect characterization is when characters speak.
Direct characterization is when the narrator explicitly describes the character.
Indirect characterization is when the narrator tells the story.
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Open Ended
What are some positive character traits you would use to describe Slim? (Include at least 2)
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Multiple Choice
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Match
Match the following characters with their description.
George
Lennie
Slim
Candy
Curley
Small man who watches out for Lennie
Large slow witted man who loves rabbits
Jerk line skinner who is a field boss
Old swamper with one hand
Son of the boss who is a fighter
Small man who watches out for Lennie
Large slow witted man who loves rabbits
Jerk line skinner who is a field boss
Old swamper with one hand
Son of the boss who is a fighter
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Match
Does the writer directly or indirectly state the character's traits? Match the following:
Emily looked at her neighbor, Mr. Winston, and smiled.
Al was usually silent and moody, and today was no exception.
Julie was an enthusiastic football coach. She always encouraged us to do our best.
Indirect
Direct
Direct
Indirect
Direct
Direct
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