Multiple Perspectives

What is perspective?

• a particular attitude (opinion) about something.

• an important topic or problem for debate or discussion.

• searching for useful information

• evaluating different global problems

It is not important to notice moments when characters display different perspectives.

• True

• False

Third Person Omniscient Point of View...

• tells the story from the inside of a character's mind.

• tells the story from an outside narrator, zooming in on one character in particular.

• tells the story from an outside narrator, sharing details about multiple characters.

• addresses the reader him/herself and involves them in the story.

When investigating the perspective, readers should only consider the perspective of the main characters, not the minor characters.

• True

• False

When investigating perspective, readers should consider the point of view of the story.

• True

• False

A reader's perspective on a character may change throughout a story.

• True

• False

What does a secondary source provide that a primary source does not? (select all that apply)

• provides more background information

• uses one perspective

• has more authority

• uses multiple perspectives

What do you think the tree's perspective is about the situation they are put in throughout the story?

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What do you think the boy's perspective is about the situation they are put in throughout the story?

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What is the significance of multiple perspectives in literature?

• A) They provide a single, unified viewpoint.

• B) They offer a deeper understanding of characters and plot.

• C) They confuse the reader with too many details.

• D) They simplify the narrative.