WorksheetsComparing and Contrasting Point of View
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins
Which pronouns does the author use in first person point of view?
(mark all that apply)
I
you
me
he
Robert
Which pronouns do we use to identify third person point of view?
(mark all that apply)
The character's name
she
mine
his
you
Which pronouns tell you that you are reading a text that is written in second person point of view?
(mark all that apply)
him
we
you
they
Which point of view did the author use?
You definitely wouldn't want to try a ketchup and pickle sandwich. You would not like it!
first person
second person
third person
I always love chatting with my best friend Joe. He tells the trickiest riddles. The other day he said, "Kate, what's round on both sides and hi in the middle?" I could not figure it out for the life of me, so finally, he told me, "Ohio!"
first person
second person
third person
(a) point of view uses the pronouns, he, she, they, and the character's name.
When the narrator is the telling the story of “I” the author used (a) point of view.
The (a) that the author uses tells the reader who is telling the story.
The person who is telling the story is called the (a) .
We use ________________ to identify which point of view the author is using.
dialogue
narration
Motives and emotions can influence two characters ____________ of the same event.
characters
bird's eye view
perspectives
Comparing is telling how two things are the (a) .
Contrasting is telling how two things are (a) .
Use your Venn Diagram to write at least four sentences comparing and contrasting Red Riding Hood and Honestly, Red Riding Hood Was Rotten. How were the stories similar? How were the stories different? Tell two things that were similar and two things that were different between the two texts.
(To get full credit use at least three specific comparing and contrasting terms or phrases.)
BONUS QUESTION: Third person limited is when the narrator can only see into the thoughts of one character.
(hint: think back to the definition of limited)
True
False
BONUS QUESTION: Third person omniscient is when the narrator can see into the thoughts of all the characters.
(hint: think back to the definition of omniscient)
True
False
