Definition
What is a round character?
A character that is fully developed within the story.
What does the S stand for in STEAL?
Speech
What is direct characterization?
A-when the author shows us the character
B-when the author lets others tell you about the character
C-when the author tells us about the character
C-when the author tells us about the character.
What is a flat character?
A character that is mentioned or introduced, but the character is not developed.
What does the T stand for in STEAL?
Thoughts
What is indirect characterization?
A-When the author tells us about the character
B-When the author lets others tell us about the character
C-When the author shows us the character through their actions
C-When the author shows the the character through their actions.
What is a foil character?
A character that highlights the qualities of another character.
What does the E stand for in STEAL?
Effects on others
Which characterization makes you score higher in your writing?
A-direct characterization
B-indirect characterization
C-neither good writers score the same no matter what
What is a static character?
A character that does not change within the story.
What does the A stand for in STEAL?
Actions
A protagonist is ____?
A-the good guy in the story
B-the bad guy in the story
C-a character that is mentioned but not well featured
D-none of the above
A-the good guy
What is an epiphany?
The moment that a person goes from innocence to having knowledge.
What does the L stand for in STEAL?
Looks
The Archetype character is _______?
a. the hero of the story
b. highlights the characteristic of others
c. a character who embodies a certain kind of universal human experience
d. a character that changes throughout the story
C. a character who embodies a certain kind of universal human experience.