Character and Conflict

The way a writer develops a character in a story is called

• dialogue

• characterization

• actionization

• conflict

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A writer tells a reader EXACTLY how a character behaves, thinks, or feels

• indirect characterization

• internal conflict

• external conflict

• direct characterization

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In character versus self, a character has

• an internal struggle

• an external struggle

• high emotions

• societal views

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Indirect characterization reveals a character's thoughts, emotions, and

• direct characterization

• direct conflicts

• direct looks

• what other character's think of them

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The main character, often the hero, is the

• antagonsit

• villain

• characterization

• protagonist

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The foil character who opposes the protagonist, and is often the villain, is the

• hero

• antagonist

• creepy critter

• good guy

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Which of the following is NOT an external conflict?

• character versus nature

• character versus character

• character versus animal

• character versus society

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In an internal conflict, a character might struggle with

• a ferocious bear

• a natural disaster

• a decision in her own mind

• a bully

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Which is NOT an example of a society?

• a school board

• a government

• a police force

• an earthquake

Characters against natural disasters, the wilderness, and animal attacks would be considered

• character versus nature

• character versus society

• character versus environment

• character versus character

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