STRAY/SCHOLARSHIP JACKET

In the story Stray...

• the main character had brothers and sisters

• the family was very rich

• Doris was upset because she could not keep a stray dog

• the dog dies

In the story The Scholarship Jacket...

• the main characters lived in the city

• the principal was a kind to Martha

• Mr. Schmidt did not want to give Martha the jacket

• grandpa refused to pay for something that was earned

select the different points of view

• first person

• fourth person

• second person

• third person

Why should we evaluate the narrator?

• they lie all the time

• they may use language that will persuade the reader to think a certain way

• to see if they deserve a raise

• we should not care about the narrator

choose the correct answers

• the stories are the same because they both have happy endings

• there is no conflict in either story

• their circumstances affect them getting what they want

• they are both set in the city

character development....

• never happens

• shows how opinions and moods of a character changes throughout the story

• every character starts off as a child and grows into an adult

• helps us understand the character better and why certain events may change over time

first person pov...

• the story is told from the main character's point of view

• includes the pronoun "I" in telling what is happening in the story

• never happens in a story

• includes the narrator

second person pov...

• only includes the main character

• is told by someone who is not in the story

• includes a main character and the narrator

• is from all the characters' perspectives

third person pov

• is told from only the narrator's pov

• is told from the main character's pov

• is told from the narrator's and the main character's pov

• there is no third person pov

F.A.S.T. stands for...

• feet, arms, stomach and toes

• frontal, anterior, superior, triangle

• feelings, actors, studys, thinks

• feeling, actions, saying, thinking