Characterization in Literature

These characters change in a major way before the end of a narrative

• flat characters

• dynamic characters

• static characters

• round characters

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These characters in a narrative have the same feelings and beliefs at the end of the narrative as they did at the beginning.

• dynamic characters

• flat characters

• static characters

• round characters

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These characters are complex in nature and often contradictory because they fight with themselves or others.

• static characters

• flat characters

• dynamic characters

• round characters

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This type of character can be hard to characterize because they have a lot of fears, emotions, thoughts, and concerns.

• flat characters

• static characters

• round characters

• dynamic characters

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These characters are easy to characterize because they have only one or two main emotions, thoughts, fears, or concerns.

• Flat characters

• Dynamic characters

• Static characters

• Round characters

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The __________ is usually the main character of the story

• dynamic character

• antagonist

• protagonist

• static character

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The protagonis is ALWAYS the good guy because they relate to the reader or evoke empathy

• true

• false

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The __________ is the character that opposes the protagonist and makes life hard for this character.

• flat character

• round character

• antagonist

• static character

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If the character makes it difficult for the protagonist to reach his goals, they are and antagonist.

• true

• false

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The antagonist can be ___________

• an animal

• a person

• a force

• all of the above

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