Point of View and Perspective

Front

What is the Point of View? Options: First Person, Second Person, Third Person Objective, Third Person Limited, Third Person Omniscent

Back

First Person

Answer explanation

By using the "I" pronoun, it shows you that the writer is telling a story about themselves and what they are doing or saying.

Front

From whose perspective is this story being told?
Options: Son or daughter, Mom, Dad

Back

Son or daughter

Answer explanation

The author is telling the story through their perspective, in first person point of view. When they mention "their mom" we can use context clues to assume the author is either a son or daughter.

Front

What is the Point of View? Options: First Person, Second Person, Third Person Objective, Third Person Limited, Third Person Omniscent

Back

First Person

Front

From whose perspective is this told?
Options: Son or daughter, Mom, Friend

Back

Mom

Answer explanation

The author is writing the story from their perspective using first person point of view. When they say "my son's room" we can use context clues to guess that the author is a parent.

Front

In which third person point of view is this written? Options: Omniscient, Limited

Back

Limited

Answer explanation

Third person limited means access to ONE characters thoughts and feelings.

There are no thoughts and feelings present for other characters in the story, other than Woody.

Front

From whose perspective is this story told?

Back

The Mom