Identifying Character Feelings

What does it mean when a character is smiling and laughing in a story?

• The character is happy, amused, or finding something funny.

• The character is sad and crying

• The character is angry and frustrated

• The character is confused and lost

How can you tell if a character is sad based on their actions?

• Look for signs such as yawning, stretching, making eye contact, standing tall, high energy, and increased interest in activities.

• Look for signs such as laughing, smiling, making eye contact, standing tall, high energy, and increased interest in activities.

• Look for signs such as yelling, clenching fists, making direct eye contact, standing tall, high energy, and increased interest in activities.

• Look for signs such as crying, frowning, avoiding eye contact, slumped posture, lack of energy, and decreased interest in activities.

If a character is shouting and stomping their feet, what emotion are they likely feeling?

• Sadness or grief

• Anger or frustration

• Excitement or anticipation

• Happiness or joy

When a character says 'I feel so happy right now', what feeling are they expressing?

• Confusion

• Sadness

• Happiness

• Excitement

In a story, if a character is frowning and crossing their arms, what emotion are they showing?

• Upset/frustrated/defensive

• Excited

• Confused

• Happy

How can you identify if a character is scared in a story?

• Look for physical signs such as trembling, sweating, wide eyes, or a shaky voice. Pay attention to the character's actions and dialogue.

• Listen for the character singing

• Check if the character is wearing a hat

• Look for signs of happiness in the character

If a character is crying and hugging someone, what emotion are they experiencing?

• Excitement

• Happiness

• Sadness

• Anger

When a character says 'I am so frustrated!', what feeling are they trying to convey?

• Anger

• Happiness

• Excitement

• Frustration

What actions might a character take if they are feeling excited?

• Sleeping, eating, reading, meditating

• Crying, sitting still, yawning, frowning

• Running, dancing, clapping, singing loudly

• Smiling, jumping up and down, talking quickly, expressing enthusiasm through gestures

How can you tell if a character is feeling lonely in a story?

• Portraying them surrounded by friends and family.

• Depicting them as outgoing and social.

• Describing their happiness, strong connections, and contentment.

• Describing their isolation, lack of meaningful connections, and longing for companionship.