Point of View Practice

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Narrative perspective using 'your' and 'you'.

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second-person point of view

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Identify the point of view: Cathy leaned into her computer screen, eyes wide. She couldn't believe it—she finally got a 100 on her math test! Her parents would be proud.

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third-person limited

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Identifying first-person point of view:

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pronouns like I, my, and we are used

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In 'Sideways Stories from Wayside School' by Louis Sachar, Paul is tempted to pull Leslie's long pigtails. What narrative perspective is used?

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third-person limited

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Third-person omniscient point of view: narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of ___

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two or more characters

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll: Alice, tired of sitting with her sister, wonders about a book without pictures. Suddenly, a White Rabbit with pink eyes runs by her.

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third-person limited

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Point of view using 'Spongebob' as a character?

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third-person

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John's loud music frustrates his neighbor, leading to a compromise of 1 hour of music daily. What narrative perspective is used?

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third-person omniscient

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Narrative perspective in The Hunger Games where the protagonist's thoughts are revealed:

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first-person

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Third-person objective point of view

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Narrator is outside the story, sharing only actions and dialogue.