How does acting without thinking first change what happens in a story?

It causes messy and surprising events.

It makes the story simple and calm.

It helps the story move along smoothly.

It doesn't really change the story.

How does understanding others' feelings change how characters act together in a story?

It helps them trust each other and work together.

It causes misunderstandings and conflicts.

It makes them feel lonely and separate.

It doesn't change how they interact.

What does it mean if a character stays strong when things get tough?

They might be key in solving problems in the story.

They don't affect the story's outcome.

They avoid difficult situations.

When a character in a story changes from being naive to wise, what does it tell us about their journey?

They grew positively and matured

How does being doubtful affect a character in a mystery book?

It makes the character question events and clues, making the story more interesting.

It helps solve the mystery faster.

It leads to quick belief of facts without proof.

It makes the character easier to fool.

What does it mean if someone is too proud and looks down on others in a competition?

It might cause them to fail or lead to a big change in the story.

It makes their relationships better.

It makes the competition more stable.

How do flexibility and stiffness affect characters when things get tough?

The flexible character is more likely to handle problems well.

The flexible character might struggle while the stiff character does well.

Both characters are likely to fail in a tough situation.

The stiff character is more likely to come up with new solutions.

What does it mean if someone starts caring more about others than themselves?

They go through a big personal change.

They become less important in the story.

It doesn't change their relationships.

How does being persistent help someone succeed in a difficult adventure?

It helps someone keep going and succeed.

It makes someone give up easily.

What usually happens to someone's friendships after they betray a friend?

It leads to being alone and having arguments.

It makes the friendship stronger.

It makes others think better of them.

How does a character's bravery affect what they do when facing problems in a story?

It helps them solve problems peacefully.

It makes them stay away from problems.

It causes more problems and tensions.

It doesn't really change how they act.

How does a new unknown character change the way the main group in a story acts together?

It makes everyone curious and might cause some mistrust.

It makes the group come together more.

It makes the story easier to understand.

It makes the other characters more open.

How does a character's sense of humor affect their role in a drama?

It adds fun moments and makes the character more likable.

It makes the story less serious.

It makes them less close to other characters.

How does being positive help a character in a difficult story?

It helps them solve problems and inspire others.

It often makes them feel disappointed.

It makes them hard to believe or relate to.

It doesn't really change what happens in the story.

How does a character's ability to change influence what happens during a major problem in the story?

It helps them think of good solutions quickly.

It leads to more issues and confusion.

It doesn't really change anything about the problem.

It makes them too cautious and slow to act.

How does being smart help a character in a story about tricks?

It helps them manage situations for their own good.

It makes the character too trusting and easy to fool.

It keeps them away from other characters.

It makes the story simpler and less interesting.

How does feeling jealous impact a character's relationships in a story?

It leads to arguments and mistrust.

It strengthens their relationships.

It makes them more popular with others.

It does not affect their relationships.

How does being afraid of failing influence characters' actions during crucial moments?

It makes them avoid making important choices.

It encourages them to take bigger risks.

It doesn't affect their decisions.

It helps them achieve more success.

How does a character's strong desire affect what happens in a competition?

It pushes the character to work hard and influence important events.

It makes the character stay away from challenges.

It makes the character less important to the ending of the story.

It reduces the excitement in the story.

How does a character's sense of humor change their friendships in the story?

It helps them get along with others and eases stress.

It causes more problems and mix-ups.

It makes them feel left out from other characters.

It does not change their friendships.

How does being negative affect a character's decisions in important moments?

It makes them hesitate and miss opportunities.

It makes them choose more hopeful actions.

It doesn't change their decisions.

It encourages them to act immediately.

How does a character's loyalty change the story in a tale about betrayal?

It leads to more unexpected events and conflicts.

It makes the story simpler and easier to understand.

It makes the character more independent.

It makes the character less important in the story.

How does a character's sense of right and wrong influence their decisions in a story with difficult moral choices?

It drives them to make tough, ethical decisions.

It makes them bend their own rules.

It has no effect on their decisions.

It causes them to avoid making choices.

How does keeping secrets affect a character's friendships in a story?

It causes tension and distrust.

It helps them build trust with friends.

It doesn't affect their friendships.

How does wanting to win change a character's behavior towards others in a competition?

It makes them form smart partnerships.

It makes them work more with others.

It makes them stay away from others.

It doesn't change how they act.

How does being hopeful help a character solve problems in a story?

It helps them see solutions others might not see.

It makes them ignore real problems.

It doesn't affect their problem-solving.

How does a character keeping secrets impact the way a group works together in a story?

It leads to misunderstandings and conflicts.

It creates an open and trusting environment.

It doesn't really change how the group works.

How do a character's past experiences affect what they do in an exciting story?

They use their past lessons to make wise decisions.

They act quickly and take more risks.

They are not affected by their past experiences.

How does feeling what others feel influence a character's decisions in a complex story?

It helps them understand and connect with others better.

It causes them to make confusing choices.

It doesn't affect their decisions at all.

How does a character's doubt change their role in a mystery story?

It helps them discover the truth better.

It makes them trust no one, leaving them isolated.

It makes them less involved in solving the mystery.

It doesn't really affect the story much.

How does a character's loyalty affect their role in a story with betrayals and alliances?

It makes them key in forming alliances.

It leads to others betraying them.

It keeps them by themselves as they avoid making close friends.

It does not change how the story unfolds.

How does a character's curiosity change what happens in a detective story?

It helps them find secrets and solve the mystery.

It makes them miss important clues.

It makes them very careful and slow.

How does being resilient help a character deal with problems in a story?

It helps them keep going and succeed despite tough situations.

It doesn't change how they handle problems.

How does not trusting others affect relationships in a story with many secrets?

It leads to being alone and not talking to each other.

It makes trust and bonds stronger among characters.

It makes everyone more open and honest.

It doesn't really change how characters relate to each other.

How does not trusting others affect a character's relationships in a story with many groups?

It leads to many arguments and unstable relationships.

It makes their relationships stronger because they are careful.

It helps them get closer to trustworthy characters.

It doesn't really change their relationships.

How do the actions of a brave person influence others in a difficult situation?

It inspires others to be braver.

It stops others from taking action.

It makes others depend too much on the brave person.

It doesn't really affect how others behave.

How does a character's wisdom influence their decisions in a complex story?

It helps them find smart ways to handle problems.

It leads to poor choices because they overthink.

It makes the story predictable and less interesting.

It sets the character apart from others who are not as wise.

How does a character's ability to bounce back help them deal with big problems in the story?

It helps them move on and keep going.

It makes them give up more easily.

It doesn't really change how they handle problems.

It makes them blame others for the problems.

How does being really smart affect a character when they have to solve many tough puzzles?

It helps them figure out problems quickly and easily.

It makes them too sure of themselves, which can cause mistakes.

It makes them feel lonely because others can't keep up.

It doesn't really change what happens in the story.

How does being nice help a leader when things are tough?

It helps bring the team together and lifts everyone's mood.

It makes them less respected when making decisions.

It makes them seem weak to others.

It doesn't change how well they lead.

How does being smart change what happens in a story with lots of surprises?

It helps them guess and control what happens.

It makes the story too predictable and boring.

It makes them less liked by other characters.

It doesn't really affect the story much.

How does being simple and trusting affect someone in a story full of tricks and lies?

It often makes them an easy target for tricks.

It keeps them safe from those who would trick them.

It helps them see truths that others miss.

It does not change how they interact with others.

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ESOL I - DOL - ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT - C6L3

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What does it mean when a character in a story has a complex trait?

How does a character being sneaky usually change the story?

If someone is called brave, what usually motivates them?

How does a character change from being selfish to caring about others in a story?

Which example shows characters who are very different from each other in a story?

What does it mean when a character's curiosity helps them find out a big secret in the story?

How can you know what drives a character if they always stay loyal?

How does acting without thinking first change what happens in a story?

Which character trait might cause problems during a treasure hunt?

How does understanding others' feelings change how characters act together in a story?

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