DC CAPE 2.0 ELA I Practice Questions - District Of Columbia Comprehensive Assessments Of Progress In Education (DC CAPE) 2.0 English Language Arts Literacy - ELA I Exam

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Read the passage. "In the first chapter, Noah mocks every rule of the boarding school. By the final chapter, he is the student enforcing lights-out for the younger boys—still sarcastic, still restless, but no longer willing to watch chaos harm anyone else." What kind of character development does Noah primarily show?

Dynamic change: his values shift while core personality traits remain Static characterization: he is identical at the start and end Stock characterization: he is only a one-note comic villain Unreliable narration: he invents events that never happened

Correct Answer:

Dynamic change: his values shift while core personality traits remain

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