Match each character type in a story  to its correct definition: ( a. Antagonist, b. Flat character, c. Protagonist, d. Round character, e. Static character)1._______ The main character in a story, often the hero or heroine who drives the plot forward

6.Match each character type in a story  to its correct definition: ( a. Antagonist, b. Flat character, c. Protagonist, d. Round character, e. Static character)

What is a protagonist?a minor character in a play or novelthe main or central character in a play or novela character who opposes the main character in a play or novel

Match the character type to its proper definition.Match Term Definition Flat character A) Three-dimensional character; complicated, unpredictable, and surprising with a variety of personality traits Dynamic character B) Does not develop throughout the plot; does not undergo any changes and doesn't learn a lesson Round character C) Two-dimensional character; uncomplicated, predictable, and not surprising with a limited number of personality traits Static character D) Develops throughout the plot; undergoes a noticeable change and learns a lesson as they grow as a person

How might an author make a character the antagonist in a story?A.By making her evil.B.By putting her in conflict with the hero.C.By having her change during the course of a story.D.By having her act as a sidekick to the protagonist

Characters within a story can be categorized as either round or flat.TrueFalse