Davy Crockett-POV & Theme

From what point of view is the story being told?

• First-person

• Second-person

• Third-person

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Based on the details given by the narrator on page 264, what is the narrators point of view on Halley's Comet?

• The narrator's point of view is that the comet is cool and he hope to see it.

• The narrator's point of view is that the comet is not interesting and they would rather learn about something else.

• The narrator's point of view is that Halley's comet is dangerous and destructive.

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How would the story be different if it were told from Davy Crockett's point of view?

• The reader would know what all character thought and felt.

• The reader would know if Davy was scared when battling the comet.

• The story would not be different.

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How does the narrator feel about Davy based on the details in the text?

• He says that if the comet "hit the earth, everyone would be blown to smithereens" showing he thinks Davy is a coward.

• He call him "the greatest woodsman who ever lived" showing he admires Davy.

• He does not give any evidence of how he feels about Davy.

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What is the theme of Davy Crockett Saves the World.

• Being a hero is a job everyone can do.

• A hero has to have super power.

• You are only a hero if you risk your life to save others.

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