WorksheetsCharacterization Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 16mins
The term Protagonist most likely mean
The main character
The villain against the main character
The supporting character
The term Antagonist most likely mean
The main character
The villain against the main character
The supporting role
A central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes is called a/an
Side Character
Flat Character
Anti-Hero
Characteristics that make up personality such as family circumstances, environment, occupation, level of education, interests, and so on are called
Internal Traits
External Traits
Terrestrial Traits
Characteristics that make up physical appearance such as posture, gestures, mannerisms, voice, and clothing
Internal Traits
External Traits
Terrestrial Traits
Character doesn’t change during the conflict and after the resolution.
Static
Dynamic
Round
A character who is complicated, contradictory, and changes during the conflict and after the resolution.
Static
Dynamic
Flat
What your character wants in the scene
Objective
Obstacles
Motivation
Tactics
What gets in the way of what the character wants
Objective
Obstacles
Motivation
Tactics
How your character gets what they want
Objective
Obstacles
Motivation
Tactics
What is the reason/purpose for their want
Objective
Obstacles
Motivation
Tactics
A familiar type of character whose tag, or label, identifies a particular group or segment of society.
Stereotype
Archetype
A base from which to build…a starting point in creating or understanding a character. (Template)
Stereotype
Archetype
