Review: Plot, Characterisation, and Setting

What is the role of a protagonist in a story?

• The main character

• The character that opposes the main character

• A minor character

• A background character

Who is the antagonist in a story?

• The main character

• The character that opposes the protagonist

• A minor character

• A supporting character

What is characterisation?

• The way authors create characters and make them believable.

• The process of writing a story.

• The setting of a story.

• The plot development in a novel.

Which of the following is NOT a method of indirect characterisation?

• Speech

• Thoughts

• Setting

• Actions

How do authors use indirect characterisation to develop characters?

• By describing the character's appearance only.

• By showing the character's speech, thoughts, effects on others, actions, and looks.

• By focusing solely on the character's background.

• By detailing the character's environment.

What does the "S" in the STEAL method of indirect characterization stand for?

• Speech

• Style

• Setting

• Symbolism

In the STEAL method, what does the "T" help reveal about a character?

• Their actions

• Their thoughts and feelings

• Their physical appearance

• Their relationships

How does the "E" in the STEAL method help in understanding a character?

• By analyzing their environment

• By observing their effect on others

• By describing their emotions

• By detailing their experiences

What aspect of a character does the "A" in the STEAL method focus on?

• Actions

• Appearance

• Ambitions

• Attitude

What does the "L" in the STEAL method refer to in terms of character analysis?

• Language

• Looks

• Lifestyle

• Leadership