Understanding Point of View in Literature

What is the main goal of this unit?

• To identify and analyze the point of view

• To understand the structure of a story

• To learn about historical figures

• To memorize passages from famous literature

How can identifying the point of view enhance our understanding of a text?

• By learning new vocabulary

• By deepening our comprehension of the narrative

• By understanding the historical context

• By knowing the author's biography

Which point of view involves the narrator being a character in the story?

• Third person omniscient

• First person

• Third person limited

• Second person

What perspective is used when the story is told by someone outside the story?

• Second person

• First person

• Fourth person

• Third person

In the passage read, who is likely the narrator based on the clues given?

• A child

• A bystander

• A dog

• The owner, Drew

Why is it important to know who is telling the story?

• All of the above

• To understand the plot better

• To analyze the character's growth

• To identify the point of view

Which clue words indicate a first-person point of view?

• He, She, They

• I, We, My

• Him, Her, Them

• You, Your

What does third-person point of view use to describe characters?

• I, Me, My

• You, Your

• We, Us, Our

• He, She, They

What is the significance of clue words in determining the point of view?

• They reveal the ending of the story

• They indicate the main theme of the story

• They describe the setting in detail

• They help identify the narrator's perspective

What new reading assignment will students apply their learned concepts to?

• The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

• Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

• The True Story of Cinderella

• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer