WorksheetsNarrator Types
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the main characteristic of a first-person narrator?
Told from the perspective of 'he' or 'she'
Told from the perspective of 'I' or 'we'
Written in the third person
Includes multiple points of view
What is the main characteristic of a third-person narrator?
Always knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters
Speaks directly to the reader
Uses pronouns like 'I' or 'we'
Uses pronouns like 'he', 'she', or 'they'
What is an unreliable narrator?
A character who always tells the truth
A character who is the hero of the story
A character who tells the story but whose credibility has been seriously compromised
A character who is the main antagonist
What is an omniscient narrator?
A narrator who is completely unaware of the thoughts and feelings of the characters in the story.
A narrator who only knows the thoughts of one character in the story.
A narrator who is unreliable and often lies to the reader.
A narrator who knows all the thoughts and feelings of the characters in the story.
What is a limited narrator?
A narrator with limited knowledge or understanding of the events and characters in the story.
A narrator who is completely unbiased and objective.
A narrator who is always reliable and trustworthy.
A narrator with unlimited knowledge of the events and characters in the story.
What is an objective narrator?
A narrator who is emotionally involved in the story
A narrator who only tells the story from their own perspective
A narrator who presents the story in a neutral and unbiased manner
A narrator who frequently expresses their opinions and biases
What is the difference between a third-person and a first-person narrator?
The use of pronouns and perspective
The weather in the story
Their favorite food
The color of their clothing
Choose the best example of second-person narration
I can't wait to be in college.
You need to tighten the bolts on your wheels after 100 km
Elizabeth and Darcy were the best example of love in the early 1800s
It isn't fair to make assumptions about other people.
Give an example of a "god-like" narrator in fiction.
Limited narrator
First-person narrator
Omniscient narrator
Second-person narrator
Explain the concept of an unreliable narrator with an example.
Janice always told the truth, but she didn't always have all the facts
Harry was a great story-teller, and he loved to exaggerate
Terry would always twist the truth to suit his needs.
Janice, Harry and Terry are all unreliable
