Point of View as a Perspective-The Old Woman in the Woods GFTC

How does the author's choice of point of view impact the story in the video?

• It creates suspense and tension. between the witch and those who pass through the forest

• It provides a clear understanding of the characters' motivations. behind the witche's hatred

• It allows the reader to see multiple perspectives.

• It limits the reader's knowledge to only one character's viewpoint.

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What is the author's purpose in including the character of the evil witch?

• To explore themes of forgiveness and redemption.

• To provide comic relief.

• To highlight the importance of friendship.

• To create a sense of danger and conflict.

How does the author's choice of perspective affect the reader's understanding of the forest?

• It portrays the forest as a magical and enchanting place.

• It highlights the beauty and tranquility of the forest.

• It presents the forest as a place of mystery and adventure.

• It emphasizes the dangers and darkness of the forest.

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What role does the character of Lizabeth play in the story?

• She is a servant girl who longs for a life of nobility.

• She is a wise owl who guides the other characters and guides them to freedom.

• She is a brave adventurer who saves the prince.

• She is a servant girl who is trying to get free from an enchanted forest.

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How does the author's choice of perspective shape the content of the story?

• It creates a sense of mystery and suspense by withholding information.

• It focuses on the thoughts and feelings of the main character.

• It provides a detached and objective narration of the events.

• It allows the reader to experience the events from different characters' viewpoints.

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What is the significance of the golden key in the story?

• It unlocks the door to the witch's house.

• It represents the power of friendship and trust.

• It is a valuable treasure that the characters are trying to find.

• It is a symbol of the protagonist's journey and transformation.

How does the author's choice of perspective (point of view) shape the meaning of the story?

• It emphasizes the importance of bravery and courage.

• It highlights the consequences of greed and selfishness.

• It explores the theme of love and sacrifice.

• It showcases the power of friendship and loyalty.

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What effect does the author's choice of perspective have on the reader's emotional response to the story?

• It leaves the reader feeling indifferent and detached.

• It evokes fear and suspense in the reader.

• It elicits feelings of joy and happiness.

• It creates a sense of sympathy and connection with the characters.

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How does the author's choice of perspective shape the style of the story?

• It creates a lyrical and poetic tone.

• It allows for humorous and witty dialogue.

• It presents a straightforward and factual narrative.

• It establishes a suspenseful and dramatic atmosphere.

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What is the author's purpose in including the character of the wise owl?

• To represent the forces of good and evil in the world.

• To serve as a symbol of intelligence and knowledge.

• To add a touch of whimsy and fantasy to the story.

• To provide guidance and wisdom to the protagonist.

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