Point of View and Character Traits

From which point of view (first-person or third-person) is the passage written? How can you tell?

• First-person, because the narrator is a character in the story.

• Third-person, because the narrator is not a character in the story.

• First-person, because the narrator uses "I" and "we."

• Third-person, because the narrator uses "he" and "she."

Which of the following is true of the point of view you identified in Question 1?

• Readers learn the thoughts and feelings of one character.

• Readers learn the thoughts and feelings of all characters.

• Readers do not learn any character's thoughts and feelings.

• Readers learn the thoughts and feelings of the narrator only.

From Sophia’s perspective, what should Nelson do to give his speech successfully?

• Memorize his speech perfectly.

• Dress formally for the presentation.

• Believe in himself and relax.

• Impress the judges with his clothes.

From Nelson’s perspective, what is the best way for him to give his speech successfully?

• Memorize his speech perfectly.

• Dress formally for the presentation.

• Believe in himself and relax.

• Impress the judges with his clothes.

Identify at least two of Sophia’s character traits.

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Identify at least two of Nelson’s character traits.

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What was Nelson looking forward to?

• His science fair presentation

• His math competition

• His sports event

• His art exhibition

What did Sophia wear to the science fair?

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How did Nelson feel about his presentation?

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What did Nelson think would impress the judges?

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