Analyzing Narrators

Analyzing Narrators

Multiple Choice

Why does it matter who is telling the story?

• it doesn't matter who is telling the story

• the point of view affects what details are revealed to the reader

• because the setting van change

• because the reader will like the story more

Multiple Choice

Which point of view is more likely to be unreliable?

• third person

• second person

• first person narrator

Multiple Choice

Narrators who seems to know everything are called:

• main characters

• omniscient

• all of the above

• limited

Multiple Choice

Which pronouns give you a clue that a story is being told in third-person?

• I, me, mine

• we, my

• she, he, they

• that, which, whom

Multiple Choice

When you figure out things about a story's narrator and then explain your thoughts, you are:

• predicting

• analyzing

• questions

• writing

Multiple Choice

How does the point of view affect how a story is told?

• The point of view affects the setting

• The point of view does not affect how the story is told

• The point of view affects how the reader will understand the story

• The point of view affects the theme

Multiple Choice

Using a direct quote from a text means:

• skipping the unknown words and reading the rest of the passage

• reviewing the text that came before the unknown word

• you write what was said without changing a word using quotation marks

• using what they know about the surrounding words to make an inference about the meaning

Multiple Choice

What punctuation marks are used to show which words come directly from a story?

• question marks

• commas

• exclamation marks

• quotation marks