Comparing and Contrasting Point of View

Front

Which point of view did the author use?

You definitely wouldn't want to try a ketchup and pickle sandwich. You would not like it!

Back

second person

Front

What is the narrative perspective in the passage: "I always love chatting with my best friend Joe. He tells the trickiest riddles. The other day he said, 'Kate, what's round on both sides and hi in the middle?' I could not figure it out for the life of me, so finally, he told me, 'Ohio!'"

Back

first person

Front

________________ point of view uses the pronouns, he, she, they, and the character's name.

Back

third person point of view

Front

When the narrator is the telling the story of “I” the author used ________________ point of view.

Back

first person, first , first person point of view

Front

The _____________________ that the author uses tells the reader who is telling the story.

Back

point of view

Front

The person who is telling the story is called the ______________.

Back

narrator

Front

We use ________________ to identify which point of view the author is using.

Back

narration

Front

Motives and emotions can influence two characters ____________ of the same event.

Back

perspectives

Front

Comparing is telling how two things are the _________________.

Back

same, similar

Front

Contrasting is telling how two things are __________________.

Back

different, not the same