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Characterization Types of Characters Conflict Plot Definitions and

Examples General

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The two types of characterization

A 100

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Direct and Indirect

A 100

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Type of characterization when an author makes direct statements about a character's personality

and tellstells us what the character is like.

A 200

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Direct

A 200

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There are ____ ways in which the author uses indirect

characterization to tell us about a character.

A 300

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4

A 300

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In what ways can the author show the reader about the

characters?

A 400

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•Character’s physical description

•Other character’s thoughts about that character

•Character’s actions

•Character’s thoughts and feelings

A 400

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“I stared at his face because it was so devastatingly, so inhumanely,

beautiful. I noticed that his eyes were coal black. His skin was pale and his

copper hair shone like flecks of gold.”

In this passage, the author let the readers know about the character by

showing the:

A 500

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Character’s physical description

A 500

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There are ____ main types of characters.

B 100

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6

B 100

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What are the 6 main types of characters?

B 200

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Protagonist, Antagonist, Flat, Round, Static, Dynamic

B 200

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The type of character that does not change throughout

the story.

B 300

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Static Character

B 300

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The hero or main character in a story

B 400

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Protagonist

B 400

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A character who possesses only one or two traits.

B 500

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Flat Character

B 500

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What are the 4 types of conflicts?

C 100

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Character vs. Character

Character vs. Nature

Character vs. Society

Character vs. Self

C 100

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Give an example of character vs. character.

C 200

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Answers vary.

C 200

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Rikki-Tikki-Tavi being washed out of his hole because of a flood is an

example of _____________ conflict.

C 300

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Character vs. Nature

C 300

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DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLEPlace A Wager

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Write an example of character vs. society conflict.

C 400

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Answers vary.

C 400

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In the movie “The Goonies”, the little boy talks about how

he regrets throwing fake vomit over the balcony in the

movie theater.

This is an example of what type of conflict?

C 500

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Character vs. Self

C 500

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How many points are on the plot diagram pyramid?

D 100

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5- Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action,

Resolution

D 100

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What is included in the exposition of a story?

D 200

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Introduction of the main character, character

development, introduction of the setting, and introduction to the problem the character

is facing.

D 200

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What follows the rising action?

D 300

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The climax

D 300

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What is the climax of a story?

D 400

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The main event, or breaking point, of a story. Normally, there is no more suspense

after the climax.

D 400

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Who is the plot diagram pyramid named after?

D 500

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Freytag

D 500

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What is an antagonist?

E 100

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The character directly opposed to the main

character.

E 100

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“Lanie was a very impatient girl” is an example of what type of characterization?

E 200

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Direct characterization

E 200

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The way a piece of work makes the reader feel is the

_____.

E 300

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Mood.

E 300

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Dorothy running from the tornado in “The Wizard of Oz” would be an example of what

type of conflict?

E 400

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Character vs. Nature

E 400

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Give an example of a flat character.

E 500

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Answers vary.

Cinderella’s evil step-mother, Alice Cullen, Oscar the

Grouch, etc…

E 500

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What is characterization?

F 100

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How the author tells the reader about the character in

the book.

F 100

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What type of a character is Captain Hook?

F 200

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Flat, Static, Antagonist

F 200

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What happens after the climax of a story?

F 300

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There is no more suspense. Falling action begins where characters start

typing up “loose ends”.

F 300

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The way the author feels about a piece of work is the

____.

F 400

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Tone

F 400

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Answers vary.

F 500

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The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Indirect characteriztion

Please record your wager.

Click on screen to begin

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Write an example of indirect characterization using characters

actions

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Write an example of direct characterization.

F 500

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Answers vary.

Click on screen to continue

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