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Character Traits: Understanding and Identifying Personalities in Literature

Explore the ISAT Glossary of Terms for character traits in literature, learn how to describe characters' behavior and personalities like courageous, mischievous, and clever. Test your knowledge with examples from passages such as "No Experience Needed" and "They Put the Flavor in What You Eat." Develop a deeper understanding of character traits and how they shape storytelling.

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Character Traits: Understanding and Identifying Personalities in Literature

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  1. Ms. Koshmider Date: 1-30-12 Grade 8 Room 213 The ISAT Glossary of Terms

  2. A word used to describe the behavior or personality of a character. Examples: courageous, mischievous, & clever. Test Question: •Using the word “perseverance” to describe Fred DeLuca, in the passage “No Experience Needed,” is an example of what term? a.) an affix b.) the character’s motivation c.) a character trait d.) a conflict • What character trait would you use to best describe Dennis Kujawski in “They Put the Flavor in What You Eat?” a.) deceiving b.) honest c.) intelligent d.) helpful Character Trait

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