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Characterization Worksheet

The Characterization Worksheet is a tool for analyzing characters in a selection. It outlines methods of characterization, including indirect methods like speech, appearance, private thoughts, actions, and reactions from other characters, as well as direct characterization where the author explicitly describes the character. Users are prompted to fill in examples from the selection to illustrate these methods.

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Characterization Worksheet

The Characterization Worksheet is a tool for analyzing characters in a selection. It outlines methods of characterization, including indirect methods like speech, appearance, private thoughts, actions, and reactions from other characters, as well as direct characterization where the author explicitly describes the character. Users are prompted to fill in examples from the selection to illustrate these methods.

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Hina Basharat
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Characterization Worksheet

Title of Selection: __________________________

Author:__________________________________

Method of Characterization Examples from the Selection


and What They Reveal about
the Characters
(Indirect): Speech/Words-The
character is revealed through
his or her own speech.
(Indirect): Appearance-The
writer describes how the
character looks and dresses.
(Indirect): Private Thoughts-
The character’s private
thoughts and feelings are
revealed.
(Indirect): Actions- The writer
shows what the character does-
how he or she acts.
(Indirect): Other Character’s
Reactions-The writer reveals
what other characters in the
story say or think about the
character.
(Direct): The author directly
states what kind of person the
character is: sneaky, honest,
evil, innocent, and so on.

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