Comparing and Contrasting Point of View

The (a)   that the author uses tells the reader who is telling the story.

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Motives and emotions can influence two characters ____________ of the same event.

• characters

• bird's eye view

• perspectives

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What do you call it when you say how similar 2 things are?

• contrasting

• comparing

• first-person

• hyperbole

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When you look for similarities in two things you read, you ____ them.

• Compare

• Contrast

• Perspective

• Blog

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How can changing the point of view in a story alter the reader's perception?

• It can make the story more or less factual.

• It can change the reader's emotional connection to the characters.

• It can make the story longer or shorter.

• It does not change the reader's perception.

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CCSS.RL.6.6

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Which point of view allows the author to explore the internal thoughts of multiple characters, not just the protagonist?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person limited

• Third person omniscient

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Why might an author choose to write a story from a first-person point of view?

• To provide an unbiased perspective

• To give a detailed description of all characters

• To create a deeper connection between the reader and the narrator

• To avoid developing the protagonist's character

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Why might an author switch between different points of view in a novel?

• To confuse the reader.

• To provide a more comprehensive understanding of the story.

• Because they are unsure of the best point of view to use.

• To make the story shorter.

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Which point of view allows the author to explore the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters without being limited to one perspective?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person limited

• Third person omniscient

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Why might an author switch between different points of view within a single story?

• To confuse the reader

• To provide a more complete understanding of the story from multiple perspectives

• Because they are unsure of which point of view to use

• To make the story shorter

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