How Characters Respond to Change

How do the characters respond to the challenge?

• The two characters are different because...

• The two characters are similar because...

• The characters respond to the challenge by...

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dynamic character

• a character who grows, learns, or changes as a result of the story's action

• the process by which an author reveals the personality of a character

• a characters thoughts tells us what they are thinking and how they are feeling a character is more open about their feelings in their thoughts.

• the way a character talks tells us if she/he is mad sad or agitated or a million other feelings.

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How does the main character change throughout the passage?

• The main character becomes more timid and submissive.

• The main character becomes less intelligent and capable.

• The main character becomes more confident and assertive.

• The main character remains unchanged throughout the passage.

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If in the beginning of a story a Rhonda hated her teacher, but throughout the story she grew to love her teacher, what kind of character would Rhonda be?

• Static

• Dynamic

• Character

• Bear

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Character development is

• How a character changes from the beginning of a story to the end of a story as a result of the experiences they’ve had.

• How a character changes at the beginning of a story.

• How a character changes at the end of a story as a result of the experiences they’ve had.

• How a character experiences an event in a story.

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How has the narrator changed by the end of the story? Explain your response with evidence from the text.

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Characters _____________ throughout a story or drama. 
They learn lessons as a result of the events and/or problems in the story. 

• stay the same 

• never change 

• grow and change 

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How does the supporting character change throughout the passage?

• The supporting character becomes less intelligent and timid.

• The supporting character becomes more selfish and arrogant.

• The supporting character remains unchanged and passive.

• The supporting character becomes more confident and assertive.

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How do characters typically respond to change in a story?

• They remain static and unchanged.

• They adapt and grow.

• They ignore the change.

• They become antagonists.

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What is a dynamic character?

• A character who remains the same throughout the story.

• A character who changes due to events in the story.

• A character who is always happy.

• A character who is the main villain.

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