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Creative Writing - Chapters 3 and 4
Creative Writing - Chapters 3 and 4
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How does an author create an empathetic lead?
by only giving the character negative attributes
by only giving the character positive attributes
by giving the character some positive attributes
by giving the character some negative attributes
2
What is a primary character
your main characters and protagonists
characters that are not quite as important to the plot
agents of change for the plot
characters that fill out the story
3
Sci-fi readers tend to be...
Male
Female
4
The good guys need to be good throughout the whole story
False
True
5
What is a secondary character
agents of change for the plot
your main characters and protagonists
characters that fill out the story
characters that are not quite as important to the plot
6
What is a motif?
An agent of change in the story
A relatable character
Fill-in characters that are not important
recurring elements, characters and situations in literature
7
Fantasy readers tend to be...
Male
Female
8
What are empathetic characters motivated by
pain
power
freedom
greed
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What is a tertiary character
characters that are not quite as important to the plot
agents of change for the plot
characters that fill out the story
your main characters and protagonists
10
How do authors make the death of a character meaningful?
they make their death as tragic as possible
they make sure to kill off a minor character
they kill off a primary character that had a positive impact on the story
they make sure the readers will care about the character
11
Not all (but most) antagonists are "evil"
True
False
12
Readers prefer if you point out every detail of a characters appearance
True
False
13
What is a antagonist character
characters that are not quite as important to the plot
characters that fill out the story
your main characters and protagonists
agents of change for the plot
14
What are some characteristics of fairytales?
The ending has a final ring of finality
The circumstances are ordinary
The characters have very human emotions
The lines between good and evil are blurry
15
How is the power of three used in this quote?
Dialogue
Progression of phrases
Complete sentences
Parallel phrases or words
16
The idea of "The Power of Three" is derived from the Biblical Trinity
False
True
17
What is syntax?
the words a character speaks
how the character narrates his or her story
the order of the words and parts of speech used
how the sentence is constructed
18
Male readers are more likely to read stories with female leads
True
False
19
What are some ways you can get ideas for characters?
Reading stories
Studying people
Thinking about yourself
Using real people you already know
20
A characters clothing is important to who they are
True
False
21
Female readers are more likely to read stories with ___ leads
Female
Male
Animal
Inanimate object
22
A majority of readers are...
Female
Male