Point of View

Point of View

The Escape

The Escape

The Escape Poem

Multiple Choice

ELASGSERL6: How would the story be different if it were told from Kasper's point of view?

• A. The reader would feel sad about Kasper's time in prison.

• B. The reader would know Kasper's inner thoughts instead of Carl's.

• C. The reader would know how Kasper's injury happened.

• D. The reader would understand more about Carl's feelings than Kasper's.

Multiple Choice

Part A: ELASGSERL6: Which statement correctly describes BOTH the story AND the poem?

• A. The story and the poem both have first-person narrators.

• B. The story and the poem both have third-person narrators.

• C. The story has a first-person narrator, and the poem has a third-person narrator.

• D. The story has a third-person narrator, and the poem has a first person narrator.

Multiple Choice

Part B: ELASGSERL6: Which sentence from the story BEST supports the answer to Part A?

• A. The only light in the stone dungeon came from two foul-smelling torches on the walls.

• B. "I can barely stand, let alone walk," Kasper said.

• C. What Kasper said may very well be true. But more than likely, he would not survive here.

• D. I raised Kasper up, and then with a grunt of effort, lifted him onto my shoulders.