Answer:
Describing a character by its physical appearance, actions, and dialogue
Explanation:
Characterization, or also the way in which authors develop characters through a story, includes describing a character by its physical appearance, actions, gestures, behavior, interests, and dialogue. Authors can develop their characters in a direct way, for example, when they directly label them as something or when they state their traits in a straightway: "Ada is a stubborn 15-year-old girl who...", or authors can use indirect characterization, that is to say, they can show how a character is like by only narrating their actions, speech and thoughts.
