Question 1

What is first person point of view?

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It is when the narrator uses 'I' or 'we' to tell the story.

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It is when the story is told in a script format.

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It is when the narrator uses 'he' or 'she' to tell the story.

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It is when the narrator tells someone else's story.

Question 2

Which sentence is written in first person point of view?

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I went to the park with my friends.

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They went to the park.

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She went to the park with her friends.

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The park was very crowded.

Question 3

What does a first person narrator do?

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They share their own thoughts and feelings in the story.

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They write from an outside perspective.

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They describe the actions of others without feelings.

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They use only dialogue to tell the story.

Question 4

In first person point of view, which pronouns are commonly used?

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I and me

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They and them

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She and her

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He and him

Question 5

Why might an author choose to write in first person point of view?

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To give readers a deeper understanding of a character's personal experiences.

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To describe the setting without any personal feelings.

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To make the story sound more formal.

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To provide an overview of several characters' thoughts.

Question 6

Which of the following stories is most likely told in first person point of view?

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My summer vacation was the best time ever!

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He enjoyed the concert last night.

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The beach was very sunny that day.

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The trees swayed gently in the wind.

Question 7

Which of the following sentences is NOT in first person point of view?

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The dog barked loudly at the stranger.

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I saw a dog barking at the stranger.

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We walked to the park together.

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I always enjoy playing with my friends.

Question 8

How does first person point of view affect the reader's experience?

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It allows the reader to feel connected to the narrator's emotions.

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It provides a wider view of all characters' thoughts.

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It makes the story more difficult to understand.

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It keeps the reader at a distance from the events.

Question 9

In first person point of view, which statement is true about the narrator?

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The narrator is a character in the story.

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The narrator knows everything about all characters.

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The narrator cannot share any thoughts or feelings.

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The narrator does not participate in the story.

Question 10

What is an example of using first person point of view in writing?

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I felt excited when I opened my birthday presents.

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She loved her new bike.

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The children played outside in the nice weather.

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They went to the zoo for a field trip.

Question 11

What is a key reason for switching to first person point of view in a story?

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To express thoughts and feelings directly as the character

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To make the story more confusing

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To write in a formal style

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To describe other characters' thoughts

Question 12

Which of the following sentences is written in first person point of view?

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I went to the park after school.

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She likes going to the park every weekend.

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They always have fun at the park.

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He went to the park after school.

Question 13

What pronouns are commonly used in first person point of view?

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I and we

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he and she

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they and them

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you and your

Question 14

What effect does using first person point of view have on a story?

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It makes the reader feel close to the character.

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It makes the story longer.

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It adds more characters to the story.

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It makes the plot more complicated.

Question 15

Why might an author choose to switch to first person point of view in a story?

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To share the character's unique perspective and emotions

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To include a lot of characters' opinions

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To make the story harder to understand

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To describe places and events in detail

Question 16

Which sentence shows a change from third person to first person point of view?

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I saw the dog run across the street.

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He believes the dog is fast.

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She saw the dog run across the street.

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They watched the dog run across the street.

Question 17

What change happens to the character's voice when a story shifts to first person point of view?

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The character's personality and feelings become more evident.

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The character disappears from the story.

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The story becomes less interesting.

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The background details become more important.

Question 18

How does first person point of view affect the way a reader connects with the story?

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It allows the reader to understand the character's inner thoughts and feelings.

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It makes the reader feel like they are watching a movie.

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It keeps the reader at a distance from the characters.

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It provides detailed descriptions of the setting.

Question 19

In which point of view does the narrator tell the story from someone else's perspective?

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Third person

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Second person

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First person plural

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First person

Question 20

Which perspective tells the story using 'you' to directly address the reader?

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Second person

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First person

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Fourth person

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Third person

Question 21

Which word is often used in first person writing?

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I

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You

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He

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They

Question 22

What point of view would you use to share your own thoughts and feelings?

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First person

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Second person

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Objective point of view

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Third person

Question 23

Which point of view would tell a story using the narrator's own experiences?

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First person

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Narrative perspective

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Second person

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Third person

Question 24

What is the effect of switching from third person to first person in a story?

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Makes it more personal

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Makes it more confusing

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Makes it longer

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Makes it less interesting

Question 25

What does the idiom 'Don't count your chickens before they hatch' mean?

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Don't be too confident about future success

Question 26

The proverb 'A penny saved is a penny earned' teaches us:

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That saving money is as valuable as earning it

Question 27

What lesson does the adage 'The early bird catches the worm' convey?

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Being punctual and proactive leads to success

Question 28

What is the deeper meaning of 'Actions speak louder than words'?

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What you do is more important than what you say

Question 29

What is the meaning of 'Don't put all your eggs in one basket'?

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Don't rely on a single plan or idea; diversify

Question 30

The proverb 'The grass is always greener on the other side' suggests:

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People tend to think others have it better than they do

Question 31

What does the idiom 'To break the ice' mean?

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To start a conversation or ease tension in a social situation

Question 32

The adage 'Rome wasn't built in a day' teaches us:

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Important things take time and patience

Question 33

What lesson does 'If at first you don't succeed, try, try again' convey?

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Persistence is key to achieving goals

Question 34

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Characters Overcome Problems to Succeed (Creates Themes/Life Lessons/Central Ideas)

Question 35

Central Idea =

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The Point/Purpose Main Lesson Learned from the Text

Question 36

Say W.A.T. =

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Analyzing characters WORDS, ACTIONS, and THOUGHTS to create characterization, themes, central ideas, author's purpose

Question 37

characterization =

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character traits/personality/ characteristics

Question 38

Point of view =

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perspective/feelings/opinions/thoughts/beliefs

Question 39

person point of view =

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whether the OPINION is given through 1st Person pronouns, or 2nd Person pronouns, or 3rd Person pronouns

Question 40

Switching the narrative point of view =

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Rewriting the scene changing the pronouns to switch from maybe 3rd person to 1st person point of view

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