Character Analysis
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A quiz on basic understanding of the concepts of character analysis.
- 1.When a story uses words such as, "I," "me," "my," or "we," it is being told in what perspective?
- A.
1st person
- B.
2nd person
- C.
3rd person
- D.
1st person plural
- E.
3rd person plural
- 2.When an author lets the audience listen in on characters in conversation, the literary term for their words is:
- A.
Parenthesis
- B.
Quotations
- C.
Dialogue
- D.
Perspective
- E.
Vocalization
- 3.What is it called when a speaker addresses a silent audience and usually discusses his/her own personal thoughts or feelings?
- A.
Internal monologue
- B.
Dramatic monologue
- C.
Interactive dialogue
- D.
Dramatic dialogue
- E.
Soliloquy
- 4.Which of the following describes a character who is speaking alone on stage, and addressing himself?
- A.
Internal monologue
- B.
Dramatic monologue
- C.
Interactive dialogue
- D.
Dramatic dialogue
- E.
Soliloquy
- 5.Which is the easiest, and usually the first of three important aspects in analyzing a character, where you would describe the character's looks in order to make judgements about them.
- A.
Appearance
- B.
Thoughts/Emotions/Beliefs
- C.
Behavior/Actions
- D.
Wealth
- E.
Symbolism
- 6.In order to understand a character's motivation, we should first take a look at which aspect of character analysis?
- A.
Appearance
- B.
Thoughts/Emotions/Beliefs
- C.
Dramatic Monologue
- D.
Behavior/Actions
- E.
Wealth
- 7.Which of these aspects of character analysis deals with what a character does or how they would act in certain situations?
- A.
Appearance
- B.
Wealth
- C.
Thoughts/Emotions/Beliefs
- D.
Soliloquy
- E.
Actions/Behavior
- 8.If a male character is portrayed with strong features, a mild temperament, and cool/neutral colors, he is most likely a:
- A.
Good guy
- B.
Bad guy
- 9.If a female character is portrayed with a strong face, conservative hairstyle, and heavy make-up, she is most likely a:
- A.
Good girl
- B.
Bad girl
- 10.One of the primary goals of an author is to help their story become great through the creation of memorable and/or relatable:
- A.
Plot charts
- B.
Colors
- C.
Objects
- D.
Characters
- E.
Readers
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