In reading comprehension, characters are the people or animals that are represented in a story. These characters can be imaginary, or they can be based on real people. They can be either good or bad, heroic or villainous. It is the job of the reader to understand the characters and their motivations in order to follow the story.
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How do you identify a character?
There is no one definitive way to identify a character. However, some common methods include studying the character’s physical appearance, analyzing their personality and behavior, and looking at their role in the story.
What is a character trait in reading?
A character trait is a distinguishing feature of a person’s personality.
What are some examples of characteristics?
Some examples of characteristics are height, weight, eye color, hair color, skin color, and gender.
What is character and analysis?
Character is a person, animal, or other being in a story. An analysis is a critical examination or evaluation of something.
Bibliography
- Teaching Character Traits in Reading – Stellar Teacher
- Character Traits Worksheets | Reading Skills – K12Reader
- Reading Comprehension Strategies: Plot & Characters
- Character Inference Chart | Reading Comprehension – Twinkl
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- Character | The Solution to Reading Comprehension