Semester 1 Review

What is the best example of first person point of view?

• They had a great time!

• He needs to snap out of it!

• The pizza is our responsibility

• Don't you think checking is a good idea?

What is the best example of third person point of view?

• The knowledge we have is immeasurable

• The answers have always been within you!

• I will crush this test!

• They would never give up!

What is internal conflict

• A character deciding to do the right thing

• A character helping a friend

• A character surviving in the woods

• A character starting a revolution

First person point of view is when...

• Readers are told the emotions and thoughts of multiple characters

• Readers are told the emotions and thoughts of one character

• The reader sees and understands what a character sees and understands

• The story or character talks directly to the reader

Third person Limited Point of View is...

• The reader sees and understands what a character sees and understands

• Readers are told the emotions and thoughts of multiple characters

• The story or character talks directly to the reader

• Readers are told the emotions and thoughts of one character

Third person Omniscient point of view is when...

• The reader sees and understands what a character sees and understands

• Readers are told the emotions and thoughts of multiple characters

• Readers are told the emotions and thoughts of one character

• The story or character talks directly to the reader

The setting of a story is

• When and where the story takes place

• Where the story takes place

• The time the story takes place

• How many places the story goes to

The correct order of an MLA header is...

• Student name

  Teacher name

  Class

  Date

• Class

  Student name

  Teacher name

  Date

• Student name

  Date

  Class

  Teacher name

• Teacher name

  Student name

  Class

  Date

The theme of a story is...

• The main thing the story is about

• The lesson or message the author wants the reader to learn

• The flaws that each character has

• The feeling a reader gets from the story

Making an inference includes...

• Making sure the author tells the reader what something is

• Making factual statements about the story

• Guessing what the correct answer is

• Making an educated guess based on the text