2/01 Warm-Up
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- Q1What is Point of View?The author's messageThe relationship of the narrator to the events in the storyThe relationship of the author to the narratorThe way the antagonist views the protagonist120sEditDelete
- Q2Which POV is "The Adventures of Huck Finn" written in? How do you know?3rd Person; The narrator is outside the story3rd Person; Huck is the narrator1st Person; Huck is the protagonist1st Person; Huck is the narrator120sEditDelete
- Q3True or False: The protagonist's POV is the same as the author's POVFalseTrue120sEditDelete
- Q4What is an unreliable narrator?The antagonistA narrator who is trying to trick the audienceA narrator who sees things in a skewed (unreliable) way120sEditDelete
- Q5Which situation is NOT ironic?The widow won't let Huck smoke, but she takes snuffHuck is considered uneducated and nonreligious, but he is the one who acts correctlyThe audience knows that Huck is doing the right thing, but he does notMiss Watson tries to educate Huck, but she can't get him to be interested120sEditDelete