POV, IRONY, MOOD, and TONE

What is the POV?

• FIRST PERSON

• SECOND PERSON

• THIRD PERSON OBJECTIVE

• THIRD PERSON LIMITED

What type of IRONY is this? a professional chef burns every meal they try to cook at home.

• SITUATIONAL IRONY

• VERBAL IRONY

• DRAMATIC IRONY

• COSMIC IRONY

What is TONE?

• TONE is the way an author’s attitude about the topic they are writing about, shown through word choice and sentence style.

• TONE refers to the physical setting of a story, including time and place.

• TONE is the main character's perspective in a narrative, influencing the plot's direction.

• TONE is the genre of the story, such as fiction, non-fiction, or poetry.

What is the POV?

• FIRST PERSON

• SECOND PERSON

• THIRD PERSON

• OMNISCIENT

What is a clue that can help you decide whether or not something is written in FIRST PERSON POV?

• The use of the word 'you' in the text.

• The presence of the word 'I' outside of quotation marks in dialogue.

• The use of third-person pronouns like 'he' or 'she'.

• The absence of any personal pronouns.

What type of IRONY is this? A man is dreading a reunion with his best friend from twenty years before. When they meet, he says, “I’ve been so looking forward to seeing you.”

• SITUATIONAL IRONY

• VERBAL IRONY

• DRAMATIC IRONY

• COSMIC IRONY

What is the POV?

• FIRST PERSON

• SECOND PERSON

• THIRD PERSON

• OBJECTIVE POINT OF VIEW

What is THIRD PERSON LIMITED POV?

• A narrative style where the narrator knows everything about all characters.

• A narrative style where the narrator is a character in the story.

• A THIRD PERSON LIMITED NARRATOR is outside of the story. This narrator follows the adventures of one character and can only tell you what that one character is thinking or feeling.

• A narrative style that only describes the setting and actions without any character thoughts.

What is DRAMATIC IRONY?

• A situation where the audience knows something that a character doesn’t.

• A type of irony where the opposite of what is expected occurs.

• A literary device used to create suspense by withholding information.

• A form of irony that involves a character's misunderstanding of a situation.

What is SECOND PERSON POV?

• A SECOND PERSON NARRATOR talks directly to the reader and places the reader into the story.

• A THIRD PERSON NARRATOR describes the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters.

• A FIRST PERSON NARRATOR shares their personal experiences and thoughts.

• A SECOND PERSON NARRATOR provides an objective view of the events without addressing the reader.