Kentucky Paraeducator Assessment (KPA) Practice Test

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Which term describes a person in a story or poem?

  1. Character

  2. Theme

  3. Setting

  4. Plot

The correct answer is: Character

In literature, a character refers to an individual, whether a person, animal, or even an object, that plays a role in the narrative of a story or poem. Characters are crucial as they drive the story forward through their actions, dialogues, and interactions with one another. They can be protagonists, who are the central figures facing challenges, or antagonists, who oppose the protagonists. The other terms, while important to the structure of a narrative, do not define a person within the story. The theme refers to the central idea or underlying message conveyed through the narrative. The setting is the time and place in which the story occurs, and the plot outlines the sequence of events that make up the story. Each of these elements contributes to the overall storytelling but does not specifically describe individuals within the narrative.