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WorksheetsCharacterization
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 21mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This type of character is vital to the development and resolution of the story.
a)
minor
b)
stock
c)
major
d)
caricature
2.
This type of character is only there to complement major characters.
a)
minor
b)
major
c)
steroetype
d)
damsel in distress
3.
This type of character is two-dimensional, uncomplicated, and does not undergo change.
a)
round
b)
flat
c)
direct
d)
indirect
4.
This type of character is complex and undergoes development.
a)
round
b)
flat
c)
direct
d)
indirect
5.
This type of character undergoes an important change in a story, like The Cowardly Lion or Beast in Beauty and the Beast.
a)
dynamic
b)
static
c)
stock
d)
minor
6.
This type of character remains essentially the same at the end of the story as he or she was in the beginning.
a)
dynamic
b)
static
c)
round
d)
caricature
7.
In this type of characterization, the author SHOWS the reader information about a character.
a)
direct
b)
indirect
c)
protagonist
d)
antagonist
8.
In this type of characterization, the author TELLS the reader information about a character.
a)
direct
b)
indirect
c)
stereotype
d)
minor
9.
Characterization based on the EFFECT one character has on another is ___________.
a)
direct
b)
indirect
c)
major
d)
flat
10.
Identify the type of characterization demonstrated through this line: " . . . he hated all sports and had nothing but contempt for athletes" (14).
a)
direct
b)
indirect
c)
major
d)
stock
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