Engish STAAR ( State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness) Practice Test

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Which character typically represents a force that opposes the protagonist's goals?

Protagonist
Narrator
Setting
Antagonist

The correct answer is: Antagonist

The character that typically represents a force opposing the protagonist's goals is known as the antagonist. The antagonist creates challenges or obstacles for the protagonist, often leading to conflict within the story. This opposition can take various forms, such as another character, a group, or even an internal struggle within the protagonist. The dynamic between the protagonist and the antagonist is crucial in driving the plot forward, as it engages readers in the conflict and motivates character development. Understanding this relationship is essential when analyzing narratives, as it highlights the tension that propels the storyline.