6.I Characterization and Event Interactions

What is the objective of this lesson?

• 1. The types of characters and how they influence the plot based on their interactions.

• 1. The types of characters and how they influence the plot.

• 1. The types of plot and how they influence the characters.

• The types of characters and how they are created.

• 1. The types of plot and how it is created.

How are dynamic characters different from static characters?

• 1. Dynamic characters change based on interaction and static characters do not

• Static characters change based on interaction and dynamic characters do not

• 1. Dynamic characters are more powerful than static characters

• 1. Static characters are more powerful than dynamic characters

• 1. Both types of characters are the same

How do static/dynamic characters influence plot structure?

• 1. Static characters represent fixed values or ideas that contrast with dynamic characters and create opportunities for character growth.

• 1. Dynamic characters represent fixed values or ideas that contrast with static characters and create opportunities for character growth.

What is the best way to describe the role of a protagonist?

• 1. The main character who drives the plot and faces challenges.

• 1. A character who always remains the same throughout the story.

• 1. The villain or antagonist who opposes the main character.

• 1. A minor character who helps the main character achieve their goal.

• 1. A background character with no significant impact on the plot.

What is the best way to describe the role of a antagonist?

• 1. To serve as the main character and drive the plot forward.

• 1. To support the protagonist and help them achieve their goal.

• 1. To create conflict by opposing the protagonist.

• 1. To stay neutral and have no effect on the story's events.

• 1. To represent the audience and explain the story.

How do character interactions influence the plot of a story?

• 1. They create action, reveal motives, and help characters grow.

• 1. They always resolve conflicts and ensure a happy ending.

• They only show relationships and have no impact on the plot.

• 1. They focus entirely on the protagonist’s thoughts and feelings.

• 1. They slow down the story to give the audience a break.

How does the setting influence character development in a story?

• 1. By providing challenges and shaping the characters’ choices and growth.

• 1. By acting only as a backdrop with no effect on the characters.

• 1. By determining whether the story is realistic or fictional.

• 1. By replacing the need for character interactions and conflicts.

• 1. By focusing solely on the time period without affecting behavior.

How do events in a story influence character development?

• 1. By pushing characters to grow, adapt, or reveal their true selves.

• 1. By serving only as background details with no impact on characters.

• 1. By ensuring every character remains unchanged throughout the story.

• 1. By focusing solely on the setting and ignoring the characters.

• 1. By preventing characters from making decisions or facing challenges.

Write a 2-3 sentence summary of what you learned about for this lesson. Your summary should include the types of characters, and how elements from stories work together to develop the plot and character growth.

NOTE: If you use COMPOUND or COMPLEX sentences you will receive BONUS POINTS!