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The GED test usually asks questions about character, or the people in a story. For example, you might be given a list of personality traits and asked which ones best describe a certain character. Watch these videos for more information about character in fiction.
The GED test usually asks questions about character, or the people in a story. For example, you might be given a list of personality traits and asked which ones best describe a certain character. Watch these videos for more information about character in fiction.
And here's what it might look like on the GED test
And here's what it might look like on the GED test
Read a bit more about how to analyze character here:
Read a bit more about how to analyze character here:
Read the story. Then, email me your answers to the questions that follow: iolson@tacomacommunityhouse.org
Read the story. Then, email me your answers to the questions that follow: iolson@tacomacommunityhouse.org
This story was written in England about 100 years ago, so it uses a lot of very formal language. Don't worry about understanding every single word; focus on the plot and characters.
Email me your answers! iolson@tacomacommunityhouse.org
Email me your answers! iolson@tacomacommunityhouse.org
- ) What key details do you learn about Theodoric?
- ) What does Theodoric do to keep the woman from seeing him undress? What do his actions tell you about him?
- ) What surprising detail do you learn about the woman at the end of the story?
- ) Some personality traits that describe Theodoric are: 1. modest/shy, 2. well-mannered/proper, 3. nervous
For each of those three personality traits, write one detail or sentence from the story where you see these traits in Theodoric.
For each of those three personality traits, write one detail or sentence from the story where you see these traits in Theodoric.
More practice with character
More practice with character
Answers
Answers
1 = A
1 = A
2 = C
2 = C
3 = D
3 = D
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