Question

which is not a step in the character development process?

• get the basics down.
• give your characters space.
• understand your character’s world.
• consider your character’s objectives, not feelings

1. choose the best answer.

thinking of the feelings surrounding winning a soccer tournament and using them for a performance is an example of ____

• experience recall
• sensory recall
• emotional recall
• event recall

1. choose the best answer.

thinking of how a hot summer day in the past felt on your skin and using it in a performance is an example of ____.

• feeling recall
• emotional recall
• experience recall

Explanation:

Question 1

In character development, steps typically involve understanding the character's basics, world, and giving them space, and also considering both objectives and feelings. The option "Consider your character’s objectives, not feelings" ignores feelings which are part of character depth, so it's not a valid step.

Emotional recall involves using feelings from past experiences (like winning a tournament) for performance. Experience recall is broader, sensory recall is about senses, event recall is about events. Here, feelings of winning relate to emotions, so it's emotional recall.

Sensory recall (though labeled as feeling recall here, as it's about the physical feeling on the skin) involves recalling sensory experiences. Emotional recall is about emotions, experience recall is broader. The hot day's skin feeling is a sensory/feeling - related recall, so "feeling recall" is correct.

Answer:

D. Consider your character’s objectives, not feelings

Question 2