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WorksheetsThe Jumping Tree - Character Traits
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
An important element in literature that sets time and place
setting
antagonist
protagonist
climax
The main character who is most dedicated to preventing the antagonist from achieving his or her goal, usually a hero.
Flat Character
Round Character
Antagonist
Protagonist
The character who opposes the protagonist, usually a villain
protagonist
antagonist
flat character
round character
An undeveloped background character, experiences little to no change
round character
flat character
protagonist
antagonist
A character that evolves and ends the story somehow changed, has a direct impact on himself or others
round character
flat character
protagonist
antagonist
Joseph just moved from New York City to a small town in South Carolina. He loves New York City, but he is trying very hard to learn how to adjust to life in South Carolina. He is trying to fit in with the town's culture. Joseph is a
flat character
round character
protagonist
antagonist
True or False: Round characters are most like real people
True
False
True or False: The setting may help set the tone of the story
True
False
In this story, the protagonist, Jenny, encounters Brody, the convenience store clerk every morning when she stops in for her morning coffee. Every day, Brody tells her, "Don't forget you only live once!" Saying these words is Brody's only role in the story. Brody is a:
flat character
round character
antagonist
protagonist
In this story, Alex is the main character's soccer teammate. At the beginning of the story, Alex takes every opportunity to lie to the coach about the main character in order to get a spot in the starting line up. At the end of the story, Alex is still lying in order to kiss up to the coach and make the main character look bad. Alex is most likely:
the anti-hero
the hero
the protagonist
the antagonist
Why was Rey nervous about starting school?
He didn't know how to jump from high trees.
He hadn't done anything to earn the older kids' respect.
He has not completed his summer work.
He is nervous about bullies.
How is the setting of Mier different from the United States?
Mier is very fast paced.
Mier is more relaxed than the States.
Rey doesn't like the States.
Jorge doesn't like Mier.
How does Rey feel about his cousin Jorge?
He is jealous of Jorge.
He thinks Jorge is privileged.
He looks up to Jorge.
He is afraid of Jorge.
Fruit and vegetable ______________ drove or walked up and down streets selling their wares.
sidle
kindling
vendors
mammoth
We used the shavings later on for _______________ or confetti.
contract
kindling
mammoth
vendors
Ricky explained the rules as we stood under the ______________mesquite tree.
mammoth
sidle
contract
vendors
We climbed hand over hand, foot after foot until we reached the top and we _________________ to the edge of the jumping place.
mammoth
vendors
kindling
sidled
But I was at the edge of the board. I'd made a ______________ with myself for my sake, signed in blood.
vendors
contract
mammoth
kindling
The R in RACE strategy is for:
Restating the question
Remembering the story
Relating to the character
Responding nicely
The A in the RACE strategy is for:
Angels helping me write this paragraph
Analyzing Evidence
Answering all parts of the question
Adapting the passage
The C in the RACE strategy is for:
Come on, really?
Cite text evidence
Control the narrative
Center your margins
The E in the RACE strategy is for:
Extra Work
Explain your answer
Evidence
Eliminate competition
