Character Types

What is a static character?

• A static character is a character in a story who does not undergo any significant change or development throughout the narrative.

• A static character is a character who only appears in one scene of the story.

• A static character is a character who is constantly changing and evolving.

• A static character is a character who is always standing still.

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What is a dynamic character?

• A dynamic character is a character in a story who undergoes significant internal changes throughout the narrative.

• A dynamic character is a character who remains the same throughout the story.

• A dynamic character is a character who has no impact on the plot.

• A dynamic character is a character who is always the protagonist.

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What is a flat character?

• A flat character is a character in a story who does not undergo significant change or growth throughout the narrative.

• A flat character is a character who is the main protagonist of the story.

• A flat character is a character who is always sad and never experiences happiness.

• A flat character is a character who is physically flat and lacks depth.

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What is a round character?

• A round character is a character who is physically round in shape.

• A round character is a character who is always happy and cheerful.

• A round character is a character who is flat and one-dimensional.

• A round character is a complex and fully developed character in a story who undergoes significant change or growth throughout the narrative.

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What is the main difference between static and dynamic characters?

• Static characters do not change, while dynamic characters undergo growth and transformation.

• Static characters are more complex than dynamic characters.

• Static characters are more relatable than dynamic characters.

• Static characters are more interesting than dynamic characters.

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What is the main difference between flat and round characters?

• The main difference between flat and round characters is the level of depth and complexity.

• The main difference between flat and round characters is their physical appearance.

• The main difference between flat and round characters is their age and gender.

• The main difference between flat and round characters is their role in the story.

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Which type of character remains unchanged throughout the story?

• static character

• flat character

• round character

• dynamic character

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Which type of character undergoes significant changes in personality or beliefs?

• static character

• round character

• flat character

• dynamic character

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Which type of character lacks depth and complexity?

• superficial character

• one-dimensional character

• flat character

• shallow character

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Which type of character is well-developed and exhibits multiple traits?

• Flat character

• Round character

• Static character

• One-dimensional character

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