Point of View

Front

Cindy cried over her C grade, fearing her mother's reaction, while Jen cheered for her C, proud of her hard work. What narrative perspective is used?

Back

third-person omniscient

Front

Kalil examined a worn math book, appreciating its utility over appearance. Mr. Thompson reassured him about its value.

Back

third-person limited

Front

Narrative perspective of the passage: The sound of lawnmowers roared across the suburb. Nick got up, brushed his teeth, and went to the kitchen where his mom offered him eggs. He smiled and laid his head on the table while she cooked.

Back

third-person objective

Front

Tiego and Tierra sat on the cliffs, watching the sunset, exchanging meaningful looks. They knew they loved each other, feeling lucky in their rare mutual love.

Back

third-person omniscient

Front

Narrative perspective of the passage about a person pressing a doorbell and contemplating if someone is home.

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first-person

Front

Kung and Kiko approach the dark temple, sensing a trap. Kung hears nothing, while Kiko only hears birds and a breeze. They brace for an impending fight.

Back

third-person omniscient

Front

Narrative perspective in the Bubblegum Fortress story.

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first-person

Front

Sheriff Wolf confronts Bart outside the saloon, warning him about hostages and a bowl of soup at the jail. Bart threatens to shoot a piano player, but Sheriff Wolf urges him to talk instead, leading Bart to lower his weapon.

Back

third-person objective

Front

Foo-Bar Brawn Bars provide a full day's nutrition in one bite. Precautions: avoid eating before swimming, drinking soda, or jogging to prevent stomach issues. Enjoy the explosive power!

Back

second-person

Front

Shadows lengthen in the valley as a wolf howls. A man on horseback urges his steed forward, pursued by men on horses, one of whom, adorned with a feathered headdress, readies an arrow and lets out a war cry.

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third-person objective