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Question 3 (Matching - Worth 2 points)

Match the terms with their correct definitions.

Term:

1. Direct characterization
2. Indirect characterization

Definition:

A. Details about a character are revealed through dialogue, the character's actions, interactions with others, a narrator, the setting, or the conflict.
B. The author, the character, or other characters tell you what a character looks like.

Question 4 (Multiple Choice - Worth 2 points)

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a Shakespearean tragedy?

A. A tragic hero with a tragic flaw



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Final answer:

Direct and indirect characterization each have distinct methods of presenting a character, affecting how readers perceive them.


Explanation:

Direct characterization: The character is revealed through actions, words, looks, thoughts, or effects on others. It is a form of 'showing' where readers interpret the character based on provided information.

Indirect characterization: The character is presented by the narrator, describing physical, mental, or behavioral characteristics. It includes character descriptions that connect characters to settings, plots, or readers, using a form of 'telling'.

Examples: Shakespeare's dramatic irony in Romeo and Juliet, J.D Salinger's character in Catcher in the Rye, and the comparison between absolute divorce and no-fault divorce.


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