English - Literature - Story Elements - Characters and characterization - Direct vs Indirect Characterization

2 boxes: DIRECT (author TELLS us) and INDIRECT (author SHOWS us through actions/speech/thoughts). 12 examples: DIRECT: 'Tom was a brave boy.' 'She was the kindest person in town.' 'He was extremely lazy.' 'Sara was smart and curious.' INDIRECT: 'Tom ran into the burning building without hesitation.'

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English - Literature - Story Elements - Characters and characterization - Direct vs Indirect Characterization

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vivmagarwalJan 29, 2026

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2 boxes: DIRECT (author TELLS us) and INDIRECT (author SHOWS us through actions/speech/thoughts). 12 examples: DIRECT: 'Tom was a brave boy.' 'She was the kindest person in town.' 'He was extremely lazy.' 'Sara was smart and curious.' INDIRECT: 'Tom ran into the burning building without hesitation.'

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EnglishLiterature - Story ElementsStage 4, Class 4, PYP Grade 3, Class 4, Grade 3

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