Match the literary term with the definition. 1. dynamic character a character who encounters conflict and is changed by it and exhibits multiple traits 2. flat character a character who grows and changes as a result of the plot 3. round character a character who shows only one or two personality traits and does not undergo substantial growth or change through the course of the story 4. static character a character who remains constant in his or her beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and personality

flat character - a character who shows only one or two personality traits and does not undergo substantial growth or change through the course of the story

round character - a character who grows and changes as a result of the plot

static character - a character who remains constant in his or her beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and personality

dynamic character - a character who encounters conflict and is changed by it and exhibits multiple traits

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1. Dynamic character a character who encounters conflict and is changed by it and exhibits multiple traits

2. Flat character a character who shows only one or two personality traits and does not undergo substantial growth or change through the course of the story

3. Round character a character who grows and changes as a result of the plot

4. Static character a character who remains constant in his or her beliefs, attitudes, behaviours, and personality.

Explanation: In fiction, a character or fictional character is a person or other being in a narrative (such as a novel, play or television series, film). Examples include dynamic, static, round and flat character.

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