Characters and Viewpoint Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do some readers interpret a change in a character that was not written to change? (from Chapter 12)

The author did not understand the character when writing it.

The author did not understand the reader.

The reader did not understand the character when reading about it.

The reader did not understand the plot.

2.

What can cause a reader to become more engaged with a character? (from Chapters 7, 8 and 9)

Making what is happening to a character more important to that character.

Making what is happening to a character more important to another character.

Making what is happening to a character more important to all other characters.

Making what is happening to a character more important to only the minor characters.

3.

What is the amount of justification proportionate to? (from Chapters 10 and 11)

The number of events involved in the character being justified.

The number of characters involved in the event being justified.

The event being justified.

The character being justified.

4.

Which Irish novelist does the author refer to when describing characters that change from situations beyond their control? (from Chapter 12)

James Joyce.

Jonathan Swift.

Charles Kickham.

William Carleton.

5.

What type of humor is injected into a comedy? (from Chapters 10 and 11)

Inconceivable.

Unconventional.

Incongruous.

Unacceptable.

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