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Text is

• BE

• EVERYTHING

• INTERPRETED

• CAN

• THAT

POINT OF VIEW

ANSWERS WHICH OF

THESE QUESTIONS?

• WHERE AND WHEN DOES THE STORY TAKE PLACE?

• WHAT IS THE MAIN MESSAGE OR LESSON OF THE STORY?

• WHO IS THE NARRATOR, AND WHAT IS THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THE STORY?

• WHAT PROBLEM IS THE MAIN CHARACTER TRYING TO SOLVE?

The goal or aim of a piece of writing

• Purpose

• Narrator

• Point of view

• Text

Unreliable narrator is

• Narrator that is not trustworthy

• A character who always tells the truth
• A character with good memory

• A character who is universally loved by all

Match the following

• Words that imitate the sound they represent

• Simile

• Comparison between two unlike things

• Repetition

• Comparison between two unlike things using 'like' or 'as'

• Personification

• Giving human qualities to non-human things

• Metaphor

• Repeating the same words or phrases to make an idea clearer

• Onomatopoeia

Who is the author of the book «Metaphors We Live By»?

• Steven Pinker
• • Edward Sapir and Benjamin Lee Whorf

• Daniel Dennett
• George Lakoff and Mark Johnson

Narrator is:

• The author of the story
• The person who tells the story or provides commentary.
• The main character in the story
• The antagonist of the story

The situation within which something exists or happens

• Purpose

• Context

• Narrator

• Pie

Match the following

• narrator doesn't know anyone's thoughts

• third-person objective

• narrator knows all the thoughts

• third-person omniscient

• uses the pronoun “you.”

• first-person

• uses the pronouns “I” and “we.”

• third-person limited

• narrator only knows the thoughts of one

• second-person

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