This document defines and classifies characters in stories. It explains that there are major and minor characters, and major characters can be protagonists or antagonists. Minor characters are either dynamic or static. It also discusses characterization techniques like direct and indirect presentation of characters. The quiz questions test understanding of character types in the Disney story "The Little Mermaid".

2. CHARACTERS
•PERSONS OR
IMPERSONATORS WHO ARE
PART OF THE STORY

3. CLASSIFICATION OF
CHARACTERS
•MAJOR CHARACTERS
PROTAGONIST
ANTAGONIST
•MINOR CHARACTERS
DYNAMIC
STATIC

4. CHARACTERIZATION
•THE WAY THE AUTHOR PRESENTS
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
CHARACTERS

5. CLASSIFICATION OF
CHARACTERIZATION
•DRAMATIC/INDIRECT
•EXPOSITORY/DIRECT

7. QUIZ
•1-4. IN THE STORY “THE LITTLE MERMAID” ADOPTED BY DISNEY,
WHO ARE THE MAJOR CHARACTERS? IDENTIFY WHAT TYPE OF
MAJOR CHARACTER THEY ARE, RESPECTIVELY.
•5. WHAT TYPE OF CHARACTERIZATION WAS USED TO INTRODUCE
THE PROTAGONIST?
•6-10. NAME AT LEAST 2 CHARACTERS IN THE STORY WHO ARE
CONSIDERED STATIC AND 3 FOR DYNAMIC.

8. CHOICES
•MAX (THE DOG)
•SCUTTLE (THE SEAGULL)
•SEBASTIAN (THE CRAB) •URSULA (HALF OCTOPUS/HALF HUMAN)
•FLOUNDER (THE YELLOW FISH)•PRINCE ERIC (HUMAN PRINCE)
•KING TRITON (KING OF THE •CHEF LOUIS (HUMAN CHEF OF THE PALACE)
MERPEOPLE)
•FLOTSAM AND JETSAM (MANTLE RAYS;
•ARIEL
MINIONS OF URSULA)