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25 questions

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Question 1

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What is characterization in a story?

The setting of the story.

The plot of the story.

The way characters are described and developed.

The theme of the story.

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Question 2

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Analyzing their actions and dialogue.

Only focusing on the setting.

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Question 3

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Dialogue and interactions with others.

Only their physical description.

The ending of the story.

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Question 4

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A character who is boring.

A character who changes throughout the story.

A character who is always good.

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Question 5

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Through their thoughts and actions.

Using other characters opinions.

By only telling their backstory.

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Question 6

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A character who changes a lot.

A character with a complex mind.

A simple character without much depth.

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Question 7

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A character with no flaws.

A character who is always right.

A character who never changes.

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Question 8

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It makes them more likable.

It only changes the plot.

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Question 9

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It only confuses the reader.

It makes the story longer.

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Question 10

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It only affects the plot.

It makes the story boring.

It has no purpose at all.

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Question 11

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The story's villain or antagonist.

A character in the background.

The main character facing a conflict.

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Question 12

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A character opposing the protagonist's goals.

The main character of the story.

A character with no role.

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Question 13

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By focusing on the setting.

By changing the title of the book.

By introducing new characters only.

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Question 14

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Ignoring others’ advice.

Repeatedly making the same mistakes.

Showing no change at all.

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Question 15

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By avoiding conflicts entirely.

By stating everything directly.

Through implied meanings behind their words.

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Question 16

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Nothing important to the plot.

Their values and personality traits.

Just their background story.

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Question 17

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Because they always win.

It has no relevance.

Because they are boring.

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Question 18

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The theme of the narrative.

The main setting of the book.

A specific quality describing a character.

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Question 19

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The story's climax only.

Their personality and emotions.

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Question 20

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Unique character developments.

Oversimplified traits applied to characters.

Complicated backstories.

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Question 21

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The author's perspective.

The main setting differences.

The conclusion of the story.

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Question 22

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To take up space in the story.

To distract from the plot.

To enhance the development of major characters.

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Question 23

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They should be repetitive.

They only affect other characters.

They are often irrelevant.

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Question 24

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They confuse the storyline.

They are unimportant.

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Question 25

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They drive the character's actions and conflicts.

They only exist for the ending.

They should never change.