Point of View

Front

Narrative perspective of a runner feeling hot and exhausted during a race.

Back

1st person POV

Front

Class is loquacious; focus on the assignment for test success. Hard work pays off.

Back

2nd person POV

Front

Point of view using 'I'

Back

1st person POV

Front

Point of view using 'he':

Back

3rd person POV

Front

Point of view that uses 'your':

Back

2nd person POV

Front

FSA reading test on Mon & Tue; daily review shows we're prepared.

Back

1st person POV

Front

Point of view in the scenario where Kyle is distracted during Mr. Jenkins' lecture.

Back

third person limited

Front

Corman hit the garage door button with no response, frustrating him. Kathy, believing Corman was clumsy, gently pressed the button, successfully opening the door. Corman felt embarrassed while Kathy was pleased they could leave. What is the point of view?

Back

third person omniscient

Front

Rudy took a bite of the sandwich, knowing it would please Marissa, despite disliking eggs. Marissa was thrilled to see him enjoy her creation. Rudy, with a fake smile, claimed, "Yup! Eggs are my favorite. This is so good."

Back

third person omniscient

Front

As the train arrived, we met eyes after avoiding this moment. Tears welled, words choked, and we hugged awkwardly before I boarded. A chapter ended; things changed forever.

Back

first person