Brainpop! Point of View

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Point of view:

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The position from which a narrator tells a story.

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Tim's story about Cassie and Rita's interactions would likely use which point of view?

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First person

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Point of view in a newspaper article about an artist or athlete.

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Third person limited

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Unreliable narrator:

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A narrator who may not know everything about all characters and events.

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Point of view exploring deep thoughts of multiple characters.

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Third person omniscient

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Effect of second-person POV on a story

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Places the reader directly into the story.

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Describing a principal as 'omniscient' means she sees and knows everything at school.

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She sees and knows everything at school.

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Narration type when confidence grows and a smile appears during a quiz.

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Second person

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Narration type in 'I couldn't wait to meet my friend Rita, so I rode my bicycle to her house as fast as I could.'

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First person

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True statement: Switching points of view can be confusing.

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Switching points of view can be confusing.