Describe Character

"compassionate" means...

• A strong feeling of understanding and sympathy for others who are suffering

• A passion for all aspects of life

• A desire to change the personalities of others

• A dislike of other people

"benevolent" means...

• Excited and energetic

• Deceitful and dishonest

• Kind and helpful

• Strange

This kind of person likes helping others.

• a. funny

• b. lazy

• c. helpful

• d. kind

This kind of person makes others laugh.

• kind

• sad

• happy

• funny

What does the word 'gregarious' mean in the context of describing a character?

• A) Shy and reserved

• B) Fond of company and sociable

• C) Aggressive and confrontational

• D) Independent and solitary

In literature, a 'dynamic character' is best described as:

• A) A character who remains unchanged throughout the story

• B) A character who undergoes significant internal change

• C) A character who is always in conflict with the protagonist

• D) A character who provides comic relief

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word 'melancholic' to describe a character?

• A) The melancholic child laughed loudly at the joke.

• B) Her melancholic demeanor was evident in her constant cheerfulness.

• C) He had a melancholic expression after hearing the sad news.

• D) The melancholic dog barked excitedly at the stranger.

What is the primary role of a 'foil character' in a story?

• A) To serve as the main antagonist

• B) To highlight the traits of another character through contrast

• C) To narrate the story from a first-person perspective

• D) To provide background information about the setting

Which of the following best describes a 'protagonist'?

• A) A character who opposes the main character

• B) The main character in a story, often facing a central conflict

• C) A character who provides comic relief

• D) A character who is only mentioned in passing

In the context of character analysis, what does 'motivation' refer to?

• A) The physical appearance of a character

• B) The reasons behind a character's actions and decisions

• C) The dialogue spoken by a character

• D) The setting in which a character lives