Home Alone Characterization Review

The primary setting of the FIRST Home Alone story is:

• New York

• Chicago

• New Orleans

• none of the above

The primary setting of the SEQUEL Home Alone story is:

• New York

• Chicago

• New Orleans

• none of the above

Kevin McCallister is the __________________ of both stories.

• protagonist

• pentagonist

• deuteragonist

• antagonist

Harry and Marv are the __________________ of both stories.

• protagonists

• pentagonists

• tritagonists

• antagonists

Kevin McCallister is an example of a ________ character.

• static

• dynamic

• flat

• none of the above

Harry and Marv are examples of ____________ characters.

• round

• static

• dynamic

• none of that above

A FLAT character in a play:

• has only 1 or 2 internal traits.

• doesn’t change during the conflict and after the resolution.

• is the main or leading character of the story arc.

• is both A and B.

A ROUND character in a play:

• has many, multiple internal character traits.

• is usually supporting or secondary during the story.

• changes during the conflict and after the resolution.

• is both A and C.

In Theatre Arts, characters are classified as STATIC versus DYNAMIC; while in Language Arts, characters are classified as FLAT versus ROUND.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Kevin's mother is red-headed in both Home Alone and Home Alone 2. This is an example of an __________ trait.

• internal

• intrinsic

• external

• extrinsic