Author's POV 2

What is the point of view of a piece of literature?

• The plot of the story

• The setting of the story

• The main character's dialogue

• The voice that is telling the story

What can a narrator do in a story?

• Only describe the actions of the characters

• Change the outcome of the story

• Interact with the characters

• Tell the thoughts, feelings, and actions of all the characters

How does the town mouse view the field mouse's lifestyle?

• Admirable and content

• Exciting and adventurous

• Rich and enviable

• Poor and pitiable

What realization does the field mouse come to by the end of the story?

• Town life is more exciting

• He wants to move to town

• Being poor but living without fear is better

• He needs to find more food

What causes the mice to hide during their feast in town?

• The arrival of a cat

• The presence of humans

• The lights went out

• A sudden storm

If the story were told from the town mouse's perspective, how would it likely end?

• With the town mouse learning a lesson about fear

• With a celebration of their friendship

• With the town mouse moving to the field

• With pity for the field mouse's poor life

How might the mood and events of a story change if told by a different character?

• They would focus only on the new narrator

• They could shift to reflect that character's perspective and feelings

• They could become more humorous

• They would remain exactly the same

What lesson does the town mouse learn from the field mouse's simple life?

• That luxury comes with its own dangers

• That simplicity is not worth striving for

• That food tastes better in the town

• That the field is a boring place to live

Why does the field mouse prefer his own home over the town?

• Because he has more friends in the field

• Because the food is better

• Because he values safety over luxury

• Because he doesn't like the town mouse

What impact does the setting have on the story's events?

• It makes the story more predictable

• It highlights the differences between the mice's lifestyles

• It has no impact on the story

• It confuses the reader about the story's moral