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WorksheetsTypes of Characters
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 4mins
The main person or persons in a story is known as the (a) .
Supporting characters in a story are also known as (a)
This is a character who experiences a significant internal or personality change through the duration of the story.
static character
round character
flat character
dynamic character
The opponent of the main character is the ________.
supporting character
flat character
antagonist
protagonist
A static character is ________ .
the way a writer reveals the personality of a character.
a character whom readers know much about; different facets of his/her personality are revealed.
a character whom readers do not know much about; little or only 1 side of his/her personality is revealed .
a character who does not undergo any significant internal change throughout the course of the story.
Which choice describes a dynamic character?
doesn't change
changes physically
changes internally, in terms of personality
changes locations
Most protagonists are:
flat/static
flat/round
round/dynamic
round/static
Characterization is __________
how characters are defined and introduced in the story
the naming of characters
differentiating between characters
changing characters
In Shakespeare's famous Romeo & Juliet, both their parents disapprove of their relationship and refuse to allow them to be together. Their parents are classified as the (a) of the story.
These characters are mainly known or described based on their personalities or traits and how much readers know about them. (a)
These character types deal mainly with CHANGE or the lack of it. (a)
