WorksheetsPoint of View
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 59mins
What do the narrator's actions tell us?
The narrator is selfish.
The narrator likes to help.
The narrator has lots of friends.
The narrator goes to the park often.
How does the narrator help the reader understand Hector?
The narrator describes what Hector looks like.
The narrator describes Hector's curiousness.
The narrator describes Hector's challenges.
The narrator describes what others think about Hector.
Whose point of view is the story told from?
The principal
Ansley
Brady
Narrator
He likes to listen to other peoples' conversations.
He was planning a heist.
Colton always saved his money.
Colton did not enjoy riding the bus.
She finds the guinea pig annoying at times.
She loves the guinea pig more than her sister.
She thinks the guinea pig is not as fun as their puppy.
She thinks they need another guinea pig.
How is Gabe's point of view different from Blake's?
Gabe is fearful. Blake is excited.
Gabe is thrilled. Blake is worried.
Gabe wants to explore the fair. Blake does not.
Gabe is not ready to go home. Blake is ready to go home.
What does the narrator help us learn about Samantha and Butterscotch?
They live in the west.
They cheat in competitions.
They are competitive.
They have many friends who also ride.
What does the narrator tell us about Kidd's point of view?
Kidd thinks the narrator is smarter than him.
Kidd does not ever think he is wrong.
Kidd does not enjoy treasure hunting.
Kidd believes the narrator is the best sidekick.
What point of view is the story told from?
First person
Second Person
Third person
None of these
How is the narrator's point of view different from Lucy's point of view?
The narrator thinks the bracelet belongs to her mom.
Lucy thinks the narrator lost the bracelet.
Lucy thinks the bracelet belongs to the narrator.
The narrator thinks the bracelet belongs to her.
What does the sentence, "My birthday party was supposed to be special.", tell the reader about whose point of view the story is told from?
The story is told from Justin's point of view.
The story is told from the High Notes point of view.
The story is told from the party guest's point of view.
The story is told from the narrator's point of view.
What is the narrator's point of view about living on a houseboat?
Living on a houseboat would be challenging.
Living on a houseboat would be amazing.
Living on a houseboat would be scary.
Living on a houseboat would be lonely.
What does the sentence, "I'll open my mouth and let the notes flow out into the ears of my adoring fans" tell us about whose point of view the story is told from?
An aspiring singer
A teddy bear
The mother of a singer
A famous dancer
What is the narrator's parents' point of view about the internet?
Their children were spending too much time on the internet.
The internet is a great resource.
The internet is too expensive.
The children should spend more time on the internet.
Whose point of view is the story told from?
Anna
Unknown narrator
Cassie
A teacher
Whose point of view is the story told from?
Benji
Jonah
Friends
Unknown narrator
Whose point of view is the story told from?
A young boy
A hungry girl
A pet
A potato chip
What do we learn about Chloe from the narrator?
She is silly and loves to joke.
She is an experienced camper.
She is adventurous and brave.
She has accidents often.
What point of view is this story told from?
First person
Second person
Third person
None of the above
Whose point of view is the story told from?
The monster
Beau
An outside narrator
Beau's mother
