Character Relationships Review

What is the setting of a story?

• The main character's journey throughout the plot.

• The time and place where the events occur.

• The conflict that drives the narrative forward.

• The moral lesson learned by the characters.

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What does it mean to be stuck up?

• A. To be very friendly and approachable.

• B. To think one is better than others and act unfriendly or snobbish.

• C. To be very humble and modest.

• D. To be overly enthusiastic and cheerful.

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What does it mean when a character is shy?

• They feel nervous or uncomfortable in social situations and may not speak or interact with others easily.

• They are very outgoing and enjoy being the center of attention.

• They prefer to be alone and avoid all social interactions.

• They are confident and easily make new friends.

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What is a resolution in a story?

• The resolution is the part of the story where the main problem is solved, and the characters find a way to move forward.

• The resolution is the introduction of the main characters and setting.

• The resolution is the climax where the tension reaches its peak.

• The resolution is the conclusion where the story ends without any problems being solved.

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What is a character relationship?

• A character relationship is the way in which two or more characters in a story interact with each other, including their feelings, thoughts, and actions towards one another.

• A character relationship refers to the physical distance between characters in a narrative.

• A character relationship is the background story of a character's life before the main events of the plot.

• A character relationship describes the setting in which characters meet and interact.

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How can characters show friendship?

• By competing against each other

• By helping each other, spending time together, and being supportive.

• By ignoring each other

• By only communicating through letters

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What is the role of a new student in a story?

• A new student often brings fresh perspectives and can create opportunities for new friendships and conflicts in a story.

• A new student usually causes trouble and disrupts the existing social order.

• A new student is typically ignored by other characters and has no significant impact.

• A new student often serves as a background character with no influence on the plot.

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What is the importance of communication in character relationships?

• It helps characters express their feelings, resolve conflicts, and build connections.

• It allows characters to avoid each other and maintain distance.

• It serves as a tool for manipulation and deceit.

• It is irrelevant to the development of character dynamics.

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What does it mean to thank someone?

• To express anger towards someone for their actions.

• To ignore someone's efforts and not acknowledge them.

• To express gratitude or appreciation for something they have done.

• To criticize someone for their mistakes.

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CCSS.RL.8.3

How can a character's feelings change throughout a story?

• A character's feelings can change due to experiences, interactions with other characters, or events that happen in the story, leading to growth or new understandings.

• A character's feelings remain constant regardless of the events in the story.

• A character's feelings are only influenced by their background and upbringing.

• A character's feelings change only at the beginning and end of the story.

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