Point of View

Point of View

Multiple Select

Select all pronouns used in a first person point of view.

• I

• she

• he

• me

• we

Multiple Select

Select all pronouns used in a third person point of view.

• I

• she

• he

• me

• they

Multiple Choice

What POV is the following passage?

Passage A

I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic, 1912

By Lauren Tarshis

George woke up early that morning, half expecting to hear Papa calling him for chores. But then he remembered: the Titanic! It was April 14, 1912. He was on the greatest ship in the world.

• A) First Person POV

• B) Third Person POV

Multiple Choice

What is the POV of the following passage?

Passage B

American Girl: Rebecca, 1914 - Lights, Camera, Rebecca

By Jacqueline Dembar Greene

Rose and I stepped into the shade under the marquee. It gave me shivers to be so close to the theater. I felt an excitement like nothing before. It was astonishing to see pictures moving on a screen.

• A) First Person POV

• B) Third Person POV

Multiple Choice

What is the point of view of following excerpt from I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 ?

Ten-year-old George Calder stood on the deck. He shivered because the night was freezing cold.

• First Person

• Third Person

Multiple Choice

What is the point of view of following excerpt from I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 ?

It was just another day on a family vacation. My parents, my little brother, Max, and I had been to New York City before, but we had never visited the museum on Ellis Island

• First Person

• Third Person

Multiple Choice

What is the point of view of following excerpt from I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 ?

Amy couldn’t see things that were far away from her, but she also had trouble reading. Her eyesight was very poor.

• First Person

• Third Person

Multiple Choice

What is the point of view of following excerpt from I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 ?

“I can’t find my glasses,” replied Violet, shyly. When Violet finally found the brown specs behind her desk, she quickly put them back onto her face. But they wouldn’t stay on; they were broken.

• First Person

• Third Person

Multiple Choice

PASSAGE A

Maria was very excited: her parents were finally going to buy her a cell phone. Most of her friends had already been given a cell phone and were able to talk all the time, even when they weren't in school. Their parents mostly got them for "emergencies." Although, her friends sometimes played games, took selfies, and posted on social media sites. But, all of Maria's friends were very careful with their phones and didn't like to let other people (even Maria) play games or send text messages on their personal phones.

• First person point of view

• Second person point of view

• Third person point of view

Multiple Choice

PASSAGE B

We took Maria to the electronics store on Saturday to pick out a phone. Her dad and I were nervous about her now having access to social media at the tip of her finger. We will have to make sure to add safety features. There were so many options to choose from: phones that flipped open, big chunky ones that looked very old, rectangular phones with touch screens, square phones with buttons, heavy phones that had touch screens and buttons. I was nervous for Maria to have a phone and almost told her we would come back later.

• First person point of view

• Second person point of view

• Third person point of view