4 Types of Characters

The reader learns much about General Zaroff in "The Most Dangerous Game", he would best be described as.... which kind of character?

• Flat
• Round
• Dynamic
• Protagonist

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The reader sees little of Ivan in "The Most Dangerous Game". He would best be described as ... which kind of character?

• Flat
• Round
• Dynamic
• Antagonist

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In "The Bass, The River and Sheila Mant", Sheila does not change or grow throughout the story. She is best described as which type of character?

• Round
• Flat
• Static
• Dynamic

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In "The Bass, The River and Sheila Mant", the narrator grows throughout the story as he learns a valuable lesson. He demonstrates which type of character?

• Dynamic
• Static
• Round
• Flat

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In "Harrison Bergeron", Harrison's parents are unable to change or grow throughout the story. The author chooses this method to show how strict and unfair the government is. Harrison's parents are... which type of characters?

• Dynamic
• Static
• Round
• Flat

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Round characters display many personality traits.

• True
• False

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Authors create dependable, unchanging characters. What are they called?

• Static
• Flat

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How is a round character different than a dynamic character?

• A round character never changes throughout a story.
• Dynamic characters can be round, and they will change or grow throughout a story.

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In "To Build a Fire", little is known about the man. He might be considered, what type of character?

• Protagonist
• Antagonist
• Flat
• Round

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In "Harrison Bergeron", the only character who changes throughout the story is the ballerina. She breaks out of her handicaps and joins Harrison toward the end of the story. She might be considered...which type of character?

• Flat
• Round
• Dynamic
• Static

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