Conflict and Characterization

What is the underlining force that causes a character to behave in a certain way?

• Static Character 
• Protagonist
• Character Motivation 
• none of the above

___________ is when the writer tells the reader directly what a character is like.

• Antagonist
• Direct characterization
• Round character
• Dynamic character

The character or force the protagonist must overcome is called the ___________.

• character motivation
• flat character
• internal conflict
• antagonist

The struggle between opposing needs, desires, and emotions within a single person is called_____________________.

• round character
• static character
• internal conflict
• direct characterization

The ______________ is the main character in the story.  

• protagonist
• antagonist
• neither are correct
• both are correct

________________ is when writers show instead of tell readers what a character is like using appearance, actions, thoughts, words, and more.  

• Indirect characterization 
• Character motivation
• Stock character
• Static character

One dimensional and superficial characters described in one sentence are called __________.  

• flat characters
• round characters 
• dynamic characters
• None are correct.

Characters that change in an important way because of the story's action are called what?

• Protagonist
• Antagonist
• Round Characters
• Dynamic Characters

What are complex and multidimensional characters that are like real people called? 

• Static Characters
• Round Characters
• Flat Characters
• None are correct.

________________ is when a character struggles with an outside force. 

• External conflict
• Internal conflict
• Character motivation
• Indirect characterization