Point of View Quiz

Imagine you're in a story! How would you describe the first-person point of view?

• It's like being a fly on the wall, knowing everything that's happening.

• It's like being a sidekick, seeing things from a secondary character's perspective.

• It's like having a superpower, being able to see the story from multiple characters' perspectives.

• It's like being the hero of the story, narrating everything from your own perspective.

Imagine you're a detective trying to figure out who's narrating the story. What would you call it if the story is being narrated by someone who isn't a character in the story?

• It's as if the main character is narrating their own story.

• It's as if multiple characters are taking turns to narrate the story.

• It's as if there's a character in the story who's also the narrator.

• It's as if there's a mysterious voice narrating the story who isn't a character in the story.

Imagine you're a narrator with superpowers! Which superpower describes the 'omniscient point of view'?

• You can only read the mind of the main character.

• You can read the minds of some characters, but not all.

• You can only see the actions and hear the dialogue of the characters.

• You can see and know everything, including the thoughts and feelings of all characters.

Imagine you're telling a story and you say, 'I walked to the park.' What point of view are you using?

• First person

• Omniscient

• Third person

• Second person

Imagine you're reading a thrilling story, and you come across this sentence: 'He ran as fast as he could.' What point of view is the author using here?

• Limited Omniscient

• Third Person

• First Person

• Second Person

Imagine you're reading a novel and you come across this sentence: 'She knew what he was thinking.' What point of view is the author using here?

• You're in the character's shoes (second person)

• The author is a fly on the wall (third person)

• The author knows everything (limited omniscient)

• The story is told by the character (first person)

Imagine you're writing a story! When would you use 'I' or 'we' to narrate your tale?

• When you're telling the story from a second-person perspective

• When you're telling the story from a first-person perspective

• When you're telling the story from a third-person perspective

• When you're an all-knowing, omniscient narrator

Can you guess which point of view is being used when the narrator uses 'he', 'she', or 'they'?

• Third-person point of view

• Limited point of view

• Second-person point of view

• First-person point of view

Imagine you're a mind reader! In which narrative perspective would you be able to know the thoughts and feelings of all characters?

• Third-person limited

• Third-person omniscient

• Second-person

• First-person limited

Imagine you are a detective in a mystery novel. Which point of view would you most likely be written in?

• Third person

• Second person

• Omniscient

• First person