Day 5 Review

Point of view is ______.

• who is telling the story

• a way of looking or thinking about something

• a person, animal, or creature in a story

• the readers' thoughts about the story

Which of the following will not help you, as the reader distinguish a character's point of view when reading a story?

• thinking about the character's feelings

• looking at the characters in the illustrations

• reading the dialogue

• finding out who drew the pictures in the book

"Recess is a great thing to have at school! It gives students a break where they can move around. They are able to eat a snack and breathe fresh air. Maybe a longer recess should be considered!"

The author's point of view about recess is that...

• Recess is good for children.

• Recess is unnecessary.

• Schools should not have recess.

• Recess is not enjoyable.

The narrator is _______.

• main character in the story

• the person who is telling the story

• the author of the book

• person listening to the story

True or False: My point of view has to be the same of the narrator or characters.

• True

• False

Another word we can use for point of view is _____.

• agreement

• facts

• perspective

You are in a crowded place and you need to find your friend among the crowd. What does it mean to distinguish your friend from the crowd?

• recognize or point out your friend

• the opposite of finding your friend

• being confused about finding your friend

"Winter is my favorite season!" exclaimed John, his eyes sparkling with excitement. "During winter, I always look forward to going sledding and building snowmen with my friends."

What is John's point of view about winter?

• Elijah dislikes winter.

• Elijah thinks winter is boring.

• Elijah loves winter.

"I always love it when they start to sing. Birthday parties are truly the best! People singing, gifts, sweet cake, and best of all, seeing family and friends."

What is the author's point of view on the topic?

• The author loves everything about birthday parties.

• The author does not enjoy birthday parties.

• The author thinks birthday parties are boring.

"Camping is an outdoor vacation that families do together. You get to sleep outside, eat good food and go hiking. It is so much fun to sit around a fire and be together with family outdoors."

What is the author's point of view on the topic?

• Hiking is a lot of fun.

• Camping is a lot of work.

• Camping is a fun family vacation.