Choose the 2 words that relate to how the narrator of the story tells the story.

Choose the 3 words that relate to how a story is put together.

Choose the 3 words that relate to how a story is put together.

Choose the 2 words that are parts of speech.

Choose the 2 words that are nouns.

1^st person, 2^nd person, 3^rd person limited omniscient, 3rd person omniscient, 3rd person objective

A “fly on the wall” point of view (flies don't know what anyone is thinking or feeling - they can only observe what is happening)

An educated guess, based on what you already know about a situation

“The better to eat you with, my dear!”

Cronus doesn’t want to be overthrown by his son so he swallows his children; Rhea doesn’t want him to swallow their children.

In literature, a point of view that is based on feelings or opinions rather than facts

Jane walks slowly down the hall, looking nervously at the old family portraits lining the walls. She feels like the eyes of the pictures follow her as she makes her way through the dimly lighted gallery. She comes to the end of the hallway and sees that a door is standing ajar, through which she can hear a soft sound – the sound of something dripping slowly into a puddle on the floor. Sue waits impatiently behind the door. She smiles to herself, thinking how funny it will be to see Jane jump and scream when she jumps out and yells ”Boo!”

A passing woodcutter hears Red Riding Hood’s cries for help

Red Riding Hood chats with a wolf in the woods.

Quickly, later, easily, tomorrow, outside

Sometimes tabloids use pictures that seem to show one thing, but if you knew the situation in which the picture was taken, it would mean something different

Storyline

Tall, many, beautiful, green, difficult

The woodcutter kills the wolf and everyone else lives happily ever after.

Toby walks slowly down the hall, his head turning from side to side as he makes his way through the dimly lit gallery full of old family portraits. He comes to the end of the hallway where a door is standing ajar, from which comes a soft sound – the sound of something dripping into a puddle on the floor. Lyle waits impatiently behind the door. He smiles to himself, thinking how funny it will be to see Toby jump and yell when he jumps out and yells ”Boo!”