Point of View - Level1 WIda Narrative

It was a cold morning in the small town of Maplewood. I walked to school while watching the frost cover the streets. The quiet made me feel calm and ready for the day. What does the first sentence help the reader understand?

• The name of the main character
• The setting and time of the story
• The ending of the story
• The problem in the story

She stood by the window and looked at the rainy street. Her heart felt heavy with sadness. From her point of view, everything seemed gloomy and slow. What does the passage show about the narrator’s perspective?

• The narrator is happy and excited
• The narrator feels sad and gloomy
• The narrator is angry and upset
• The narrator is confused and lost

On a bright summer afternoon, the children played in the park. I joined them, laughing and running around. It was the best day I had in a long time. What point of view is used in this passage?

• First person
• Third person
• Second person
• Omniscient narrator

The old house was quiet and dark inside. From the window, I could see the stars shining bright. I felt safe despite the silence around me. What does the narrator’s point of view tell the reader?

• The narrator is scared and nervous
• The narrator feels calm and safe
• The narrator is angry and loud
• The narrator is confused and lost

Yesterday morning, the sun was shining brightly. I woke up early and smelled the fresh air outside. It made me feel happy and full of energy. What is the main purpose of the first sentence?

• To describe the weather and time
• To tell what the narrator ate
• To introduce a new character
• To explain the ending

He looked at the empty playground and remembered the fun times there. From his point of view, those days were full of joy and laughter. Now, it seemed quiet and lonely. What does this passage show about the narrator’s feelings?

• The narrator misses the past
• The narrator is excited about the future
• The narrator is angry and upset
• The narrator is scared of the playground

I walked through the crowded streets, noticing the bright signs and busy shops. The noise made me feel excited and alive. It was my favorite part of the city. What does the passage reveal about the narrator’s point of view?

• The narrator dislikes the city
• The narrator feels excited and happy
• The narrator is scared and nervous
• The narrator is bored and tired

The morning fog covered the fields in a soft blanket. From her window, she watched the world wake up slowly. She felt peaceful and hopeful for the day ahead. What does the passage help the reader understand?

• The narrator’s feelings and setting
• The story’s ending
• The names of all characters
• The conflict in the story

Last week, I visited my grandmother’s farm. The fresh air and green fields made me feel relaxed. I enjoyed every moment spent there. What is the narrator doing in this passage?

• Telling about a future plan
• Describing a recent experience
• Making a wish
• Explaining a problem

The quiet library was filled with rows of old books. I sat at a table near the window and read for hours. The peaceful atmosphere helped me focus and learn. What does the passage show about the narrator’s point of view?

• The narrator feels distracted and bored
• The narrator feels peaceful and focused
• The narrator is angry and restless
• The narrator wants to leave the library