ESOL I - DOL - ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT - C6L3

What does it mean when a character in a story has a complex trait?

• A trait that is simple and predictable.

• A trait that changes based on different situations.

• A trait that is different but doesn't change the story much.

• A trait that stays the same all the time.

How does a character being sneaky usually change the story?

• It makes other characters trust each other more.

• It leads to unexpected problems and twists.

• It strengthens relationships in the story.

• It simplifies the story's plot.

If someone is called brave, what usually motivates them?

• The person stays away from tough situations.

• The person seeks out adventures or challenges.

• The person avoids being the focus of attention.

• The person is driven by fear.

How does a character change from being selfish to caring about others in a story?

• Regression

• Stagnation

• Progression

• Inconsistency

Which example shows characters who are very different from each other in a story?

• Two characters are both ambitious.

• One character is honest, while another is deceitful.

• All characters share a common goal.

• Characters who are indifferent to the outcome of the plot.

What does it mean when a character's curiosity helps them find out a big secret in the story?

• The trait doesn't matter to the story.

• The trait is harmful to the story's development.

• The trait is important for moving the story forward.

• The trait doesn't affect other characters.

How can you know what drives a character if they always stay loyal?

• They want power.

• They are looking out for themselves.

• They are driven by duty or love.

• They are scared of what happens if they are not loyal.

How does acting without thinking first change what happens in a story?

• It makes the story simple and calm.

• It causes messy and surprising events.

• It helps the story move along smoothly.

• It doesn't really change the story.

Which character trait might cause problems during a treasure hunt?

• Caution

• Greed

• Honesty

• Patience

How does understanding others' feelings change how characters act together in a story?

• It causes misunderstandings and conflicts.

• It helps them trust each other and work together.

• It makes them feel lonely and separate.

• It doesn't change how they interact.