Character Traits

Character traits are descriptive adjectives that help readers understand and relate to characters in a story. These traits can be physical, emotional, or behavioral and provide a comprehensive picture of a character. While some traits remain constant, others may change throughout the story. Understanding these traits allows readers to predict character actions and relate to them better. Well-crafted characters are a blend of various traits, making them dynamic and interesting.

What is the primary purpose of character traits in a story?

• To confuse the reader

• To provide a detailed plot

• To help readers understand and relate to characters

• To describe the setting

Which of the following is NOT a type of character trait?

• Physical

• Emotional

• Behavioral

• Geographical

How do emotional traits help readers?

• By outlining the plot of the story

• By providing the setting of the story

• By describing the character's physical appearance

• By predicting how a character might react in new situations

What is an example of a behavioral trait?

• Pale

• Calm

• Generous

• Tall

What does it mean when a character's traits are not set in stone?

• The character has no traits

• The character's traits are only physical

• The character's traits can change over time

• The character's traits are permanent