Question 1

What is perspective in literature?

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The viewpoint from which a story is told

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The time period of the story

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The physical setting of the story

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The main character's name

Question 2

Which type of perspective uses 'I' or 'we'?

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First-person perspective

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Second-person perspective

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Third-person omniscient perspective

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Third-person limited perspective

Question 3

What effect does a third-person omniscient perspective have on a story?

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It provides insight into multiple characters' thoughts and feelings

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It uses a direct address to the audience

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It limits the reader to one character's view

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It only describes the setting

Question 4

What is an unreliable narrator?

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A narrator whose credibility is compromised

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A narrator who tells the story in first-person

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A narrator who knows everything

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A narrator who only reports facts

Question 5

What does it mean to change perspective in a story?

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To shift the viewpoint from one character to another

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To rewrite the ending of the story

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To add more characters

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To change the setting of the story

Question 6

How does perspective affect a reader's understanding of a story?

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It shapes how events and characters are interpreted

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It determines the length of the story

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It establishes the setting of the story

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It influences the genre of the story

Question 7

What is the primary characteristic of second-person perspective?

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It addresses the reader as 'you'

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It uses only third-person pronouns

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It focuses solely on the narrator's thoughts

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It presents multiple viewpoints

Question 8

How can perspective influence a character's reliability?

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It can make a character seem biased or trustworthy

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It has no effect on character perception

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It always makes characters trustworthy

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It determines the plot's speed

Question 9

What is a key feature of third-person limited perspective?

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It focuses on the thoughts and experiences of one character

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It provides no character insight

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It reveals the thoughts of all characters

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It uses the pronoun 'I'

Question 10

What is the primary effect of using first-person perspective in a narrative?

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It creates a personal connection between the narrator and the reader

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It allows for an objective point of view

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It provides multiple viewpoints simultaneously

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It focuses exclusively on the setting

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