Point of View

Front

Point of view

Back

who is telling the story

Front

A character can also be a narrator.

Back

True

Front

Point of view where a character narrates their own experience.

Back

1st Person

Front

Type of point of view where a narrator outside the story tells it.

Back

3rd Person

Front

Point of view in the text: "The day grew dark, but Michael kept searching for his lost keys. If he could only find them, he would not get in trouble. This was the second time this month he had lost his keys."

Back

3rd Person

Front

Point of view in the text: "A mouse timidly poked its head out. I jumped up on the couch and squealed. My sister screamed at my response."

Back

1st Person

Front

Point of view in the passage: "As the clouds grew darker, I knew the storm was near. I quickly scooped up the kittens and put them in a safe place under the porch."

Back

1st Person

Front

Point of view in the passage: "The car rumbled and then died. Deonte grumbled under his breath before stepping out of the car and popping the hood. He took one glance at the engine and immediately knew what was wrong."

Back

3rd Person

Front

Point of view in: "The lights flickered off and on. The girls screamed and giggled. Their father sighed, while the mother smiled at their silliness."

Back

3rd Person

Front

Point of view in: "The floor creaked under my feet as I tiptoed toward the kitchen. The howling of the wind woke me up, and now I wanted a snack. As I approached the kitchen, I saw the light from the fridge."

Back

1st Person