Direct vs. Indirect Characterization
Inferences
Protagonist vs. Antagonist
Round vs. Flat
Dynamic vs. Static
"Raymond's Run"
100

The boy glared at his sister as she ate his dessert.

What is indirect characterization?

100

_______________ would be a major character in "Raymond's Run."

What is Raymond/Gretchen?

100

Bruce the shark in "Finding Nemo" is a ___________ character.

What is flat?

100

_____________ characters change throughout the course of a story. They usually learn a major lesson or address the internal conflict.

What is dynamic?

100

Squeaky could be described as _________________. 

What is competitive, arrogant, protective, hardworking, etc.?

200

The patient boy and quiet girl were both well mannered and did not disobey their mother.

What is direct characterization?

200

________________ is a minor character in "Raymond's Run."

What is Cynthia Proctor/Mary Louise/Rose/Mr. Pearson?

200

___________ characters are not developed. The reader knows very little about them.

What is flat?

200

____________ is a static character in "Raymond's Run."

Who is Raymond/Rosie/Mary Louise/Mr. Pearson/Cynthia Proctor?

200

Throughout the story, Squeaky changed from _______________________ to ____________________. 

Who is selfish to selfless; self-centered to willing to think about others; disliking Gretchen to respecting her, etc.?

300

I yawned, trying to keep my eyes open in the meeting. I reached for my coffee cup and frowned when I realized it was empty.

What is indirect characterization?

300

________________ is the main character is "Raymond's Run."

What is Squeaky?

300

______________ is a round character in "Raymond's Run."

What is Raymond/Cynthia Proctor/Squeaky/Gretchen?

300

The step-sisters in Cinderella are examples of _____________ characters.

What is static?

300

 The theme of "Raymond's Run could be described as ____________________________________________________________________________________.

What is don't judge a book by its cover; Qualities we respect in ourselves can help us learn to respect others, etc.?

400

With a lump in his throat and tears in his eyes, the sad boy sat in the corner upset with the situation. He was so sad. 

What is direct characterization?

400

_____________ is the protagonist in "Raymond's Run."

What is Squeaky?

400

____________ characters are well developed. The author tells the reader a lot about these characters.

What is round?

400

____________ is a major or minor character who does not change in the story.

What is static?

400

Man vs. _________ is most common throughout "Raymond's Run."

What is Man vs. Man?

500

Provide one example of indirect characterization for Rosie.

What is rude/confrontational/mean?

500

____________ is the antagonist in "Raymond's Run."

Who is Gretchen?

500

_______________ is a flat character in "Raymond's Run."

Who is Rosie/Mary Louise/Mr. Pearson?

500

____________ is a dynamic character in "Raymond's Run"

Who is Squeaky or Gretchen?

500

Provide quote from the text that supports the following statement:

Squeaky is arrogant.

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