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Question

1. Direct characterization is when a narrator or character directly tells the reader a character trait true or false
2. A key difference between flat and round characters that round character have the ability to change because of the numerous developed conflicting traits, and/or flaws true or false
3. Indirect characterization is much more common then direct characterization in quality fiction true or false
4. Flat character are often minor characters used to build traits in other more important characters true or false
5. Flat characters can be used to symbolize a certain trait of thematic idea true or false
6. The traits of the protagonist and antagonist are often tied to a major theme of the story true or false
7.  Indirect characterization is when the author talls the reader the character's traits true or false
8. Examining a character's flaws and their impact on the story in an excellent way to determine a story's theme true or false

Answer 1

1. True
2. True
3. True
4. True
5. True
6. True
7. False
8. True

In general, when writing a novel or short story each requires a protagonist and antagonist. Quality writing allows both their merits and their foibles to be shown through their actions. To be a round or 3D character, they must be both good and bad within a struggle. Other characters, those considered flat are devices to develop back ground concerning the plot and the characteristics of the main characters. These face chapters are called so because they are left underdeveloped with only bare necessary descriptions given by narration or dialog and are often symbolic.