Subjective and Objective Point of View

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What is a Subjective Point of View?

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A perspective that is influenced by personal feelings, opinions, and experiences.

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What is an Objective Point of View?

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A perspective that is unbiased and presents facts without personal feelings or opinions.

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Example of Subjective Point of View: "Engines buzzed in a swarm above..."

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This statement reflects personal feelings and experiences of the narrator.

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Example of Objective Point of View: "The sun has not yet risen over the rocky hills..."

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This statement provides factual information without personal bias.

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What does it mean when a narrator is unbiased?

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It means the narrator presents events and information without personal opinions or emotions.

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Identify the point of view: "I glanced around the crowded train car..."

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Subjective Point of View.

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Identify the point of view: "Ten-year-old Wilbur Carreno is less than four feet tall..."

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Objective Point of View.

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Why is the Subjective Point of View important in storytelling?

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It allows readers to connect emotionally with characters and their experiences.

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Why is the Objective Point of View important in reporting?

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It ensures that information is presented fairly and accurately, allowing readers to form their own opinions.

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What is an example of a statement that reflects an Objective Point of View?

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"The temperature today is 75 degrees Fahrenheit."