Eleven

What shapes someone's point of view? Pick 2 correct answers.

• background

• experiences

• the author

• their education

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What is point of view?

• how someone feels about something

• an opinion

• a fact

• the plot

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When you analyze point of view, what do you have to do? Pick 2 correct answers.

• Pay attention to how a character feels about something.

• Pay attention to how you feel about something.

• Notice if their point of view changes.

• Notice if the setting changes.

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Paragraph 2

What is the narrator's point of view about getting older?

• The narrator believes that as you get older, you forget what it is like to be the ages you used to be.

• The narrator believes that as you get older, you still sometimes feel like the ages you used to be.

• The narrator believes it is silly to be excited about getting older.

• The narrator believe that getting older is an important event.

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CCSS.RL.3.6

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Paragraph 10

What is the narrator's point of view about Mrs. Price?

• The narrator thinks that everyone has to agree with Mrs. Price, even when she is wrong, because she is an adult and the teacher.

• The narrator thinks that everyone can disagree with Mrs. Price even though she is the teacher.

• The narrator thinks that it is your choice if you agree or disagree with a teacher.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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Paragraph 16

What is Mrs. Price's point of view about Rachel in paragraphs 13-16? How do you know?

• Mrs. Price believes Rachel is being silly and should wear the sweater because she tells Rachel, "You put that sweater on right now and no more nonsense."

• Mrs. Price believes Rachel is being a rude student and should wear the sweater because she tells Rachel, "You put that sweater on right now and no more nonsense."

• Mrs. Price believes Rachel is being so kind and should wear the sweater because she tells Rachel, "You put that sweater on right now and no more nonsense."

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Paragraph 21

What is Rachel's point of view about her birthday at the end of the story? Why does she feel this way?

• Rachel wishes it was not her eleventh birthday because being forced to wear the red sweater made her feel small and powerless.

• Rachel wishes it was her eleventh birthday until she is 102 because being forced to wear the red sweater made her feel small and powerless.

• Rachel wishes it could be everyday her eleventh birthday because being forced to wear the red sweater made her feel small and powerless.

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How does Rachel's point of view about the red sweater affect her feelings?

• Rachel believes the red sweater is expensive, which makes her worry that someone will think she stole it.

• Rachel believes the red sweater is terribly ugly, which makes her feel embarrassed that people think it's hers.

• Rachel believes the red sweater is very beautiful, which makes her feel hopeful that she will become popular when she wears it.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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Who is the author of the story?

• Sandra Cisneros

• Sandy Sisneros

• Mrs. Warner

• We do not know.

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How do you feel about this story?

• happy

• sad

• encouraged

• wishful

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CCSS.RL.2.1

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