Characterization Bell Work

What is characterization in storytelling?

• The setting of a story

• The method of revealing character traits

• The process of creating a plot

• The way a story is structured

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In the example of Hermione Granger, how does the author use direct characterization?

• By mentioning how other characters admire her.

• By showing her helping a classmate.

• By stating she is intelligent and has a strong sense of justice.

• By describing her thoughts about school.

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In the example of Hermione Granger, how is her character described?

• A. She is very intelligent and has a strong sense of justice

• B. She often struggles with her studies

• C. She is disliked by her classmates

• D. She is always late to class

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What is indirect characterization?

• When the reader guesses a character's traits based on their name.

• When the author shows a character's traits through actions and dialogue.

• When the author tells the reader directly about a character.

• When the author uses metaphors to describe a character.

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Which of the following is an example of indirect characterization?

• A. A character talks about their fears

• B. A character is described as funny

• C. A character saves someone from danger

• D. The author states a character is brave

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What can readers infer from a character's actions?

• The character's background story.

• The character's favorite color.

• The character's traits and motivations.

• The character's age.

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How can a character's thoughts reveal their traits?

• By revealing their true feelings and motivations.

• By showing how others react to them.

• By showing what they say to others.

• By describing their physical appearance.

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Which of the following statements is true about characterization?

• It can only be done through dialogue.

• It helps readers connect with the plot.

• It only involves direct characterization.

• It is not necessary for a good story.

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What is the effect of well-developed characters on readers?

• They do not affect the story at all.

• They make the plot more confusing.

• They evoke emotions and drive the plot forward.

• They are less interesting than flat characters.

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What does the analogy of characterization as building a sculpture imply?

• Direct characterization is more important than indirect.

• Indirect characterization is less effective than direct.

• Both methods are necessary for creating a complete character.

• Characterization is not important in storytelling.

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