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In literature, which type of characterization involves the author explicitly stating a character's traits and qualities?
In literature, which type of characterization involves the author explicitly stating a character's traits and qualities?
- Indirect characterization
- Direct characterization (correct)
- Implicit characterization
- Subtle characterization
Which of the following is an example of indirect characterization in literature?
Which of the following is an example of indirect characterization in literature?
- The author explicitly describes the character as brave and intelligent.
- The author uses adjectives to directly label the character's personality traits.
- The character's actions and dialogue reveal their kindness and generosity. (correct)
- The character directly tells the reader about their fears and weaknesses.
What distinguishes indirect characterization from direct characterization in literature?
What distinguishes indirect characterization from direct characterization in literature?
- Indirect characterization allows readers to interpret a character's traits, while direct characterization leaves no room for interpretation. (correct)
- Indirect characterization relies on the character's internal monologue, while direct characterization does not.
- Indirect characterization is only used for minor characters, while direct characterization is used for main characters.
- Indirect characterization involves the author directly labeling the character's traits, while direct characterization does not.
