The use of symbols to represent idea or qualities

What is a Protagonist?

The lead character, or one of the major characters in a text

What is a Major Character?

A character of importance, will receive a bulk of the text.

What is a Minor Character?

A character of no importance, will receive minimum text.

What is a Dynamic Character?

A literary or dramatic character who undergoes a change

What is a Static Character?

A literary or dramatic character who undergoes no change

What is First Person?

The narrator speaks directly of himself or herself: "Me" "I"

What is Second Person?

The narrator is speaking directly to you: "You" "Your"

What is Third Person?

The narrator speaks in the mind of the character: "He" "She"

What is an Antagonist?

A person who is against the main character

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What is Symbolism?
The use of symbols to represent historical events or battles
The use of symbols to show your favorite color
The use of symbols to represent people or emotions
The use of symbols to represent idea or qualities
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What is a Protagonist?
Someone who will have a lot of the text. Plays a major role
A person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone/thing
A literary/dynamic character who undergoes as inner change
The lead character, or one of the major characters in a text
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What is a Major Character?
A character of no importance, will receive minimum text.
A character of importance, will receive a bulk of the text.
A literary or dramatic character who undergoes major change
A literary or dramatic character who undergoes no change
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What is a Minor Character?
A literary dramatic character who undergoes no change
A character of no importance, will receive minimum text.
A literary dramatic character who undergoes major change
A character of importance, will receive a bulk of the text.
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What is a Dynamic Character?
A character who will be a bulk of the text. Major viewpoint
The main figure in a situation. Champion of a cause/idea
A literary or dramatic character who undergoes a change
A literary or dramatic character who undergoes no change
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What is a Static Character?
A literary or dramatic character who undergoes no change
A character of importance, will receive a bulk of the text.
A character of no importance, will receive minimum text
A literary or dramatic character who undergoes a big change
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What is First Person?
The narrator speaks in the mind of the character "She" "He
The narrator speaks directly to you: "You" "Yours"
The narrator speaks directly of himself or herself: "Me" "I"
None of the above
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What is Second Person?
The narrator speaks in the mind of the character: "He" "She"
The narrator is speaking directly to you: "You" "Your"
None of the above
The narrator speaks directly of himself or herself: "Me" "I"
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What is Third Person?
None of the above
The narrator speaks directly to you: "You" "Yours"
The narrator speaks directly of himself or herself: "Me" "I"
The narrator speaks in the mind of the character: "He" "She"
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What is an Antagonist?
A major character who plays an important role.
A leading character or a main character.
A person who is against the main character
Unlikely view point character and not of great significance

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