Percy Jackson - Characterization

What is direct characterization?

• Direct characterization refers to the process of describing a character's traits or qualities directly through explicit statements or actions in the text.

• Direct characterization is the process of describing a character's traits indirectly through the thoughts and feelings of other characters.

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What is indirect characterization?

• The process of revealing a character's traits through their actions, thoughts, dialogue, appearance, or other characters' perceptions of them.

• The process of revealing a character's traits through direct statements or descriptions.

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Give an example of direct characterization for Percy Jackson.

• Percy Jackson is known for his cunning and deceitful nature.

• Percy Jackson is often described as lazy and unmotivated.

• Percy Jackson is portrayed as a cowardly and disloyal demigod.

• Percy Jackson is described as a brave and loyal demigod.

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Give an example of indirect characterization for Percy Jackson.

• Percy Jackson is shown to be brave and loyal through his actions and decisions.

• Percy Jackson is portrayed as a coward and disloyal through his actions and decisions.

• Percy Jackson is shown to be selfish and dishonest through his actions and decisions.

• Percy Jackson is depicted as weak and untrustworthy through his actions and decisions.

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What are some physical traits of Percy Jackson?

• Bald and hazel eyes

• Red hair and brown eyes

• Black hair and green eyes

• Blonde hair and blue eyes

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What are some personality traits of Percy Jackson?

• cowardly

• lazy

• brave, loyal, determined

• arrogant

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What are some conflicts that Percy Jackson faces?

• battling monsters, dealing with gods and goddesses, navigating the world of demigods, and facing personal challenges

• struggling with schoolwork, dealing with bullies, finding his way home

• solving mysteries, exploring new lands, making new friends

• overcoming fears, discovering hidden talents, saving the world

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How does Percy Jackson's character impact the plot of the story?

• Percy Jackson's character only appears briefly and does not affect the plot.

• Percy Jackson's character is a minor side character with no influence on the story.

• Percy Jackson's character impacts the plot by being the protagonist and driving the narrative forward.

• Percy Jackson's character has no impact on the plot.

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What type of characterization is used when the author directly tells us a character's traits or qualities?

• Direct

• Indirect

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In Chapter 2, Percy Jackson is described as "disruptive" and "trouble-prone" by his teacher. What type of characterization is this?

• Direct

• Indirect

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