Characterization and different types of characters

Question 1

Character that doesn't change over time; remains the same

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Static character

Question 2

leading or major character in a literary work the story revolves around this character

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Protagonist

Question 3

Changes over time As a result of conflict internally -

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Dynamic character

Question 4

What are the Five methods of insert characterization?

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Speech, thought,effects on others,actions, and looks

Question 5

Vital to resolutionand conflict- plot and reolution revolve around these characters

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Major characters

Question 6

Uncomplicated, doesn't change notable for one kind of personality trait

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Flat character

Question 7

Author tells reader the personality

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Direct characterization

Question 8

Major character encounters conflict and develops & described a lot complex personalities

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Round characters

Question 9

personal qualities contrast w/ another character's (usually protagonist & antagonist)

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Foil character

Question 10

conventional or stereotypical through repeated use in stories

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stock character

Question 11

serve to complement major character and help move plot forward

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Minor characters

Question 12

Process that the author reveals the personality of a character

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Characterization

Question 13

Antagonist

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Character, group or institution that opposes protagonist

Question 14

Author shows things to reveal the personality of a character

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Indirect characterization

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