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In a narrative, what distinguishes the protagonist from the antagonist?
In a narrative, what distinguishes the protagonist from the antagonist?
- The protagonist always possesses physical strength, while the antagonist relies on cunning.
- The protagonist is the central character the plot revolves around, while the antagonist opposes this character. (correct)
- The protagonist always seeks to resolve conflicts peacefully, while the antagonist prefers aggressive tactics.
- The protagonist is typically a secondary character, while the antagonist plays a more significant role in the main plot.
Secondary characters typically have a more significant role in the story than the main characters.
Secondary characters typically have a more significant role in the story than the main characters.
False (B)
Explain how the antagonist contributes to the development of the plot in a story.
Explain how the antagonist contributes to the development of the plot in a story.
The antagonist creates conflict, which challenges the protagonist and drives the plot forward.
In the story of Little Red Riding Hood, the wolf serves as the ______, opposing Little Red Riding Hood.
In the story of Little Red Riding Hood, the wolf serves as the ______, opposing Little Red Riding Hood.
Match the character type with their typical role in a story:
Match the character type with their typical role in a story:
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Characters
Characters
Beings to whom the events in a story happen.
Main Characters
Main Characters
Those who have a more important role in the story.
Protagonist
Protagonist
The character the story focuses on.
Antagonist
Antagonist
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Secondary Characters
Secondary Characters
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Study Notes
- Reading allows getting to know unique characters that become endearing as the pages turn.
Characters
- Characters are the beings to whom the events narrated in the story occur.
- Main characters have a more important role in the story.
- The protagonist is the one on whom the story or plot centers, and the antagonist is the character who opposes the protagonist.
- Secondary characters accompany the main characters.
"Little Red Riding Hood" Characters
- Protagonist: Little Red Riding Hood
- Antagonist: The Wolf
- Secondary Characters: Grandma, Mother, Hunter
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Explore literary characters, including protagonists, antagonists, and secondary roles. Understand their importance in storytelling. Examples from 'Little Red Riding Hood' are included.
