Perspectives and Text Evidence Flashcard

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First Person Perspective: When 'I' tell the story, the character shares their experiences directly.

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When 'I' am telling the story, the character is in the story, relating his or her experiences directly.

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Second Person Perspective: The story is told to 'you.' This POV is rare in fiction but common in nonfiction.

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Second Person Perspective

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Third Person Limited Perspective: The story is about 'he' or 'she.' The narrator is outside the story, relating a character's experiences.

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The most common point of view in commercial fiction.

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Third Person Omniscient Perspective: The story is about 'he' or 'she,' with the narrator having full access to all characters' thoughts and experiences.

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The story is still about 'he' or 'she,' but the narrator has full access to the thoughts and experiences of all characters.

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When using ________ ___________ to support your response, the evidence should be relevant, supportive, and convincing.

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text evidence

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If text evidence is relevant, it means:

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The text evidence is about the same topic or subject you're discussing.

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If text evidence is supportive, then:

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It agrees with your argument or point in your response.

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If text evidence is convincing, then:

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The text evidence adds new, compelling, and powerful content to your argument/point/response.

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Opinion on the picture?

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This dog is so amazing that now I LOVE DOGS!