Why is it important to understand the point of view in poetry as well as in novels?

Point of View in Poetry and Fiction

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Mia Campbell
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Because poems are always written in the first person.
Because every poem is written from a certain point of view.
Because poems do not have narrators.
Because poems are longer than novels.
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What is the role of the narrator in a work of fiction?
To be an active character in the story.
To tell the story and provide the point of view.
To describe only the setting of the story.
To write the story.
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Which pronouns are commonly used in first person point of view?
You, your
It, its
I, me, my
He, she, they
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What is a key characteristic of second person point of view?
The narrator speaks directly to the reader using 'you'.
The story is told from multiple perspectives.
The narrator is an omniscient character.
The narrator is a minor character.
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In third person point of view, what pronouns are typically used?
I, me, my
You, your
We, us, our
He, she, they
6.
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What is the difference between an omniscient and a limited third person narrator?
An omniscient narrator knows everything, while a limited narrator knows only some things.
A limited narrator knows everything, while an omniscient narrator knows only some things.
A limited narrator uses 'I' and 'me', while an omniscient narrator uses 'he' and 'she'.
An omniscient narrator is a character in the story, while a limited narrator is not.
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Which book is an example of a story with a third person limited point of view?
The Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Holes by Louis Sacker
The Monster at the End of This Book
The Road Not Taken
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