Character Analysis

What is the difference between round and flat characters?

• Round characters are two-dimensional and lack depth.

• Round characters are less developed than flat characters.

• Flat characters are complex and fully developed.

• Round characters are complex and fully developed, while flat characters lack depth and are one-dimensional.

Provide an example of a round character from a book or movie.

• Frodo Baggins

• Harry Potter

• Bella Swan

• Luke Skywalker

Provide an example of a flat character from a book or movie.

• Harry Potter

• Hermione Granger

• Ron Weasley

• Draco Malfoy

What is the main characteristic of a round character?

• Boring and uninteresting

• Lack of depth and complexity

• Flat and one-dimensional

• Well-developed and complex

What is the main characteristic of a flat character?

• A flat character does not undergo significant change or growth throughout the story.

• A flat character is a character with a complex personality.

• A flat character is a character who is always happy and positive.

• A flat character is the protagonist of the story.

How does a round character contribute to the plot of a story?

• A round character contributes to the plot of a story by being a static and unchanging character throughout the story.

• A round character contributes to the plot of a story by being a minor character with little impact on the main events.

• A round character contributes to the plot of a story by having a complex personality and undergoing significant development or change throughout the story.

• A round character contributes to the plot of a story by having a simple and one-dimensional personality.

How does a flat character contribute to the plot of a story?

• A flat character is always a minor character in the story.

• A flat character is the main focus of the story.

• A flat character provides contrast or serves as a catalyst for the main character's development.

• A flat character has no impact on the plot.

What is character motivation?

• The physical appearance of a character.

• The setting in which a character is placed.

• The dialogue spoken by a character.

• Reasons behind a character's actions and decisions.

Why is character motivation important in a story?

• Character motivation is not important in a story.

• Character motivation only adds unnecessary complexity to the plot.

• Character motivation has no impact on the actions and decisions of the characters.

• Character motivation is important in a story because it drives the actions and decisions of the characters, creating conflict and advancing the plot.