Understanding Points of View in Texts

The video tutorial explores how different authors can have varying points of view on the same topic. Using a scenario, it illustrates how perspectives can differ. It then analyzes two texts about tennis: Text A argues against classifying tennis as a sport due to its lack of teamwork, while Text B highlights the personal physical and mental challenges tennis offers. The tutorial emphasizes that different authors bring unique perspectives to the same subject matter.

What is the point-of-view in literature?

• The author's opinion on a topic

• The main character's feelings

• The plot of the story

• The setting of the story

In the hypothetical scenario, why might the man on the left be angry?

• He lost a game

• He thinks the other man stole from him

• He forgot something important

• He is confused about the situation

How do the two men in the scenario differ in their perspectives?

• Both are confused

• One is angry, the other is confused

• One is happy, the other is sad

• Both are angry

What is the main topic of both Text A and Text B?

• Soccer

• Basketball

• Tennis

• Baseball

According to Text A, why should tennis not be considered a sport?

• It is too easy

• It is too expensive

• It does not involve teams

• It is not popular

What sport does the author of Text A play?

• Basketball

• Tennis

• Soccer

• Baseball

What does the author of Text B find challenging about tennis?

• The rules

• The equipment

• The physical and mental aspects

• The cost

How does the author of Text B feel about tennis?

• It is boring

• It is challenging and beneficial

• It is too difficult

• It is not a real sport

What benefit does the author of Text B claim tennis provides?

• It is inexpensive

• It makes her smarter

• It is easy to learn

• It is a team sport

What is the main difference between the perspectives in Text A and Text B?

• Text A is positive, Text B is negative

• Text A is neutral, Text B is negative

• Both are negative

• Text A is negative, Text B is positive