Getting to Know Your Character Worksheet
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
English 10
- Standards Covered in English 10
- English 10 Table of Contents
- Graphic Organizer Templates
- Antigone Unit
- Words Commonly Confused (Homonyms) Unit
- Socratic Seminars
- Julius Caesar Unit
- Rhetoric Unit
- Short Story Writing Unit
- Clause Unit
- Fiction Unit
- Multigenre Project Grade Sheet Template
- Outside Reading Projects Unit
- Memoir Writing Unit
- Poetry Unit
- Punctuation Unit
- "A Separate Peace" Unit
- Persuasive Essay Unit
- Personal Essay Unit
- English 10 Final Exams
Outside Reading Projects Unit
- Multigenre Project
- Biography/Autobiography/Memoir Oral Report
- Outside Novel Project
- Outside Reading Presentation Rubric
Short Story Writing Unit
IN COLLECTION
Name: ________________________________
Getting to Know Your Character
Character’s Name: _______________________________
1. How is your character similar to you?
2. How is your character different from you?
3. What is your character’s major problem in life?
4. What does your character care about? (people, things, activities, etc.)
5. What does your character fear? (not phobias)
6. What are your character’s dreams?
7. How will your character change through confronting his/her problems? Possibilities:
8. What will your character understand about him/herself and his/her world at the end of the story? Possibilities:
Getting to Know Your Character
Character’s Name: _______________________________
1. How is your character similar to you?
2. How is your character different from you?
3. What is your character’s major problem in life?
4. What does your character care about? (people, things, activities, etc.)
5. What does your character fear? (not phobias)
6. What are your character’s dreams?
7. How will your character change through confronting his/her problems? Possibilities:
8. What will your character understand about him/herself and his/her world at the end of the story? Possibilities:
