Spotlight: Character
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English
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6th Grade
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Hard
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The main character—the one the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve—is called the protagonist.
The character who opposes the protagonist is called the antagonist.
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Minor characters provide support for the protagonist or antagonist, helping to reveal aspects of their personalities.
The main character—the one the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve—is called the protagonist.
The character who opposes the protagonist is called the antagonist.
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Match
Instructions for Student:
Complete the chart by MATCHING the correct meaning to match the term.
the character whose goals work against the protagonist
an individual in a literary work whose thoughts, feelings, actions, and reactions move the action of the plot forward
the characteristics or qualities that make an individual who they are
the sequence of events that take place in a work of literature
the main character—the one the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve
antagonist
character
personality
plot
protagonist
antagonist
character
personality
plot
protagonist
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Multiple Choice
The main character—the one the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve—is called the
Protagonist
Antagonist
Narrator
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Multiple Choice
The character who opposes the protagonist is called the
Protagonist
Antagonist
Narrator
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Multiple Choice
A character is
an individual in a literary work of fiction, drama, or narrative poetry.
The events that take place in a story
the events that lead to a resolution, or the final outcome of the story’s conflict.
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Multiple Choice
A character’s personality consists of
the plot as the engine, and the main character as the person behind the steering wheel.
the qualities that make that character different from others, such as whether the character is honest or devious, dull or clever.
the events that lead to a resolution, or the final outcome of the story’s conflict.
The main character—the one the story revolves around and who usually has a problem to solve—is called the protagonist.
The character who opposes the protagonist is called the antagonist.
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