Question

question 21 of 22
which option is the best example of characterization in a story?

a. a dialogue in which the main character gains important
information

b. a strong moral choice the main character makes under pressure

c. statistics about the strongest swimmers in next year’s
competition

d. the use of all five senses to describe a battle between rival armies

Explanation:

To determine the best example of characterization, we analyze each option:

• Option A: A dialogue for information is about plot or exposition, not characterization.
• Option B: A moral choice under pressure reveals the character's values, personality, and traits, which is characterization (showing who the character is through actions/decisions).
• Option C: Statistics about swimmers are irrelevant to a story's characterization.
• Option D: Describing a battle with senses is setting/scene description, not characterization.

Answer:

B. A strong moral choice the main character makes under pressure