Question

Fill in the blank with suitable option:
A round character may also be____
A. A flat character
B. Dynamic character
C. A protagonist
D. None of the above

Answer 1

Hint: In a story, a character is a person, animal, being, creature, or thing. Writers employ characters to carry out actions and deliver dialogue, allowing the story to progress along a plot line. A story may have only one protagonist (protagonist) and yet be considered complete. This character's conflict may be internal (within him/her) or external (with nature, such as scaling a mountain).

Complete answer:
A round character experiences complexities in life and can alter or evolve as a result of realistic and complex events. A round character may also be the main character. As a consequence, both options B and C are right.
Option A ) Flat character: A flat character is a character with little to no complex emotions, motivations, or personality. They also don't undergo any kind of change to make them more well-rounded. In other words, they're the opposite of a "round character,".
 Option b) A Dynamic character: A dynamic character is one who grows as an individual or learns a lesson (either for better or for worse). In most stories, the main characters and major characters are dynamic. Static characters are the polar opposite of dynamic characters; while dynamic characters shift over the course of a plot, static characters do not.
Option C) A protagonist : A protagonist is a story's main character. The protagonist is the central character in the story; he or she makes the important decisions and suffers the consequences of those decisions. The protagonist is the main character who drives the plot forward and is frequently the one who faces the most important challenges.
Option D) None of the above: Since the correct answer has already been selected, Option D is incorrect.

Thus from the above explaination we can conclude that the answers options are ‘B’ and ‘D’.

Note: The protagonist's antagonist is a character (or a group of characters) who creates trouble for the protagonist. The antagonist, on the other hand, may be the protagonist, who is torn by a personal issue. The problem is almost always caused by something external. Society refers to a group of people who are causing the dispute, such as members of a team, organization, or institution.