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Characterization - ELL
Characterization - ELL
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A Quiz practicing identifying character traits and explaining WHY
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1
How do you know that he is lazy?
Dialogue (What they say)
Thoughts (What they think)
Emotions (How they feel)
Actions (What they do)
2
How do you know that she is hard-working?
Emotions (How they feel)
Dialogue (What they say)
Thoughts (What they think)
Actions (What they do)
3
How do you know that she is impatient?
Emotions (How they feel)
Dialogue (What they say)
Thoughts (What they think)
Actions (What they do)
4
Kevin found a wallet with an old lady's ID. He took the money out and threw away the wallet.
Dishonest
Poor
Mean
Sneaky
5
How do you know that he is generous?
Thoughts (What they think)
Dialogue (What they say)
Actions (What they do)
Emotions (How they feel)
6
I can infer
(inferir, adivinar)
a person's character based on their:
Emotions (What they feel)
Dialogue (What they say)
Thoughts (What they think)
Actions (What they do)
7
How do you know that he is dishonest?
Emotions (How they feel)
Dialogue (What they say)
Actions (What they do)
Thoughts (What they think)
8
As Maria waited in line for her food she imagined knocking everyone out of her way to get ahead.
Impatient
Strong
Curious
Hungry
9
Ever sat on the couch and wanted to change the channel but the remote was across the room.
Bored
Liked TV
Tired
Lazy
10
When the school was damaged, Juan donated his own money for the repairs.
Sad
Generous
Lazy
Hard-Working
11
Maria plays football and shows up at practice every day an hour early to begin her training.
fast
tired
hard-working
early bird
12
When asked to borrow a pencil Ms. Lorcher yelled, "No! If you didn't come prepared, it's not my fault!"
selfish
worried
friendly
mad
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How do you know that she is selfish?
Emotions (How they feel)
Actions (What they do)
Dialogue (What they say)
Thoughts (What they think)
