Identifying Character Traits in Literature

The video tutorial introduces the concept of character traits, explaining how they differ from feelings. It provides examples using characters from popular movies and books, such as Marlon from Finding Nemo and Joy from Inside Out. The tutorial also discusses how real people have character traits and encourages viewers to identify their own traits through a guided activity.

What is the main difference between character traits and feelings?

• Feelings are permanent features of a person.

• Character traits are consistent, while feelings can change.

• Feelings are visible, while traits are internal.

• Character traits change frequently.

What does it mean if a character is described as 'determined'?

• They are unsure of their goals.

• They keep trying, no matter the obstacles.

• They do not change their mind.

• They give up easily.

Which character from 'Finding Nemo' is an example of determination?

• Dory

• Bruce

• Nemo

• Marlon

How is Joy from 'Inside Out' typically described?

• Joyful

• Pessimistic

• Sneaky

• Bossy

What trait best describes Branch from 'Trolls'?

• Observant

• Pessimistic

• Joyful

• Optimistic

Which character is known for being observant?

• Nate the Great

• Marlon

• Joy

• Lotso Bear

What does being 'bossy' imply about a character?

• They avoid taking charge.

• They are shy and reserved.

• They like to control situations.

• They are always happy.

Who is described as 'sneaky' in 'Toy Story 3'?

• Buzz Lightyear

• Woody

• Jessie

• Lotso Bear

What could be a reason someone is described as 'musical'?

• They play or appreciate music.

• They are good at sports.

• They are good at mathematics.

• They like to read books.

How can you demonstrate a character trait of being 'respectful'?

• By not listening during conversations.

• By ignoring others' opinions.

• By writing thank-you cards.

• By being loud and disruptive.