Exploring the Role of Characters in Stories

What are the main components of a fiction story?

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Plot, Setting, Characters

• Characters, Dialogues, Scenes

• Background, Characters, Conclusion

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Which of the following can be a character in a story?

• A police officer

• A chair

• A cup

• A window

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What must a teddy bear do to be considered a character in a story?

• Think, feel, or move

• Be colorful and large

• Be owned by a main character

• Be in the background

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Is a house typically a character in stories?

• No, unless it has human-like qualities

• Yes, always

• No, never

• Yes, if it's old

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Why would a banana not usually be a character?

• It cannot think, feel, or act

• It is not colorful

• It is usually eaten

• It is too small

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Which of these is definitely a character in a story?

• A lamp

• A book

• A rock

• A dragon

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What should you do if you enjoyed the video?

• Share with friends

• Subscribe to the channel

• All of the above

• Like the video

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Where can you find more videos about story elements?

• Story Elements for Kids playlist

• Teaching Without Frills channel

• Educational websites

• All of the above

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