Analyzing Characters' Decisions

plot, conflict, problem, and resolution

plot, problem, resolution, and character traits

plot, conflict, resolution, and character traits

plot, resolution, character trait, and setting

Are plot, setting, and conflict.

Are traits directly stated by the author or narrator.

Are not directly stated but inferred from a character's action.

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Are plot, setting, and conflict.

Are traits directly stated by the author or narrator.

Are not directly stated but inferred from a character's action.

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Are referred to the things that a character does?

Are traits directly stated by the author or narrator.

The subject performs the action.

Are the reason behind a character's action.

Are referred to the things that a character does?

Are traits directly stated by the author or narrator.

The subject performs the action.

Are the reason behind a character's action.

The object becomes the subject, and the action is done to it.

The subject performs the action.

Refer to the things that a character does.

The reason behind a character's action.

The object becomes the subject, and the action is done to it.

The subject performs the action.

Refer to the things that a character does.

The reason behind a character's action.

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The homework was completed by the students in time.

The scientist discovered a new element.

She solved the puzzle in record time.

The children have painted the walls.