Point of View & Characterization

Point of view is best connected to the...

• Narrator

• Main character

• Protagonist

• Author

"I asked Milini if she would walk home with me from school, but she declined." This is an example of:

• 1st person narration

• 2nd person narration

• 3rd person narration

The keywords for 3rd person narration are...

• I, my

• like, as

• he, she

• I, she

The keywords for 1st person narration are:

• He, she

• I, my

• like, as

• I, she

"He walked cautiously to the door, peeked out the window and decided not to open the front door." This is an example of...

• 1st person narration

• 2nd person narration

• 3rd person narration

• Cited text

"No one knows how to use Google Classroom. Do you??" This is an example of which kind of narration?

• 1st person

• 2nd person

• 3rd person

• Dialogue

An author uses characterization in which ways?

• Physical description

• Thoughts/feelings

• Both A & B

• Narration

• Both A & D

Indirect characterization forces the reader to...

• Reread the text

• Ask questions

• Make inferences

• Take notes

"Joey sauntered into the room with his hands in his pockets, head held high and shuffled over to his seat." This is the best example of...

• Thoughts/feelings

• The other characters' reactions

• Actions

• Physical description

"Kim thought that Joe was rude and obnoxious for bragging about his athletic skills on the football field." This is the best example of...

• Physical description

• Actions

• Thoughts/feelings

• Other characters' reactions