You are reading a story about a character named Celeste. Which event from the story is the best example of characterization?A.Celeste feels the sting of blisters forming on her feet as she runs.B.Celeste comes across a coiled snake blocking the path in front of her.C.Celeste plays video games all day and ignores her friends' calls.D.Celeste writes down the name and address the caller tells her.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

What can characterization reveal to the reader?A.The central conflict the characters will have to struggle againstB.When and where the story takes placeC.The events that will build to the climax and conclusion of the storyD.The fears and motivations of the characters

To the speaker, the snake is indestructible because itA. has many lives.B. uses camouflage to deceiveC. can hide beneath the earth’s surface.D. has become part of the speaker’s mind.strikethrough_schat_bubble_outline

Which of the following descriptions is most likely from the perspective of an unreliable narrator?A.The dog chased Tessa away because it knows that she is here to steal away my husband.B.Tessa screamed and ran when the neighbor's dog barked, both of which startled me from sleep.C.When Tessa stepped onto the neighbor's driveway, the dog barked and chased her away.D.The neighbor's dog barked and chased Tessa away from the house when she tried to visit.

You are reading a story about a character named Sami. Which event from the story is the best example of characterization?A.Sami uncovers an old, worn map that may lead to buried treasure.B.Sami slams on the brakes when the car in front of her stops suddenly.C.Sami puts on a coat when she realizes it's below freezing outside.D.Sami is inspired by an ad on TV and decides to join the air force.

Each character's objective provides motivation for actions, and the actions are the ______ of the story.plotgoalsconflictsobjectives