Quiz: Author's Purpose/POV
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- Q11. What is this sentence an example of? I want to go see the new Disney documentary about flamingos.1st person3rd limited2nd person3rd objective30s
- Q22."You might not want to do that" is an example of what POV?3rd person limited3rd omniscient1st person2nd person30s
- Q33. An advertisement for Spotify premium is an example of what purpose?To explainTo describeTo persuadeTo inform30s
- Q45. Seven Reasons Why Flamingo's are Fabulous....This is an example of entertainThis is an example of explainThis is an example of persuade30s
- Q5FOR QUESTIONS 7-10, READ THE PASSAGE AND TELL THE POINT OF VIEW. 7. At school, you are given many papers to take home to your parents. There is a blue one for the nurse, a pink one for the teacher, and a green one for you to fill out yourself. You are told to put "yes" or "no". Seems easy enough, you think.3rd limited3rd objective1st3rd omniscient2nd30s
- Q68. Coraline is walking past the little door in the living room of their new apartment. She is desperate to know what is inside. Outside on the window, the cat peers in. He knows that he must do everything he can to keep her from going in.3rd omniscient2nd3rd objective1st3rd limited30s
- Q79. "Hey, come back here!" Sarah yelled. I lay there laughing because I know she will give up soon enough and come back to our lounge chairs by the pool. I think she thinks too much about boys. She thinks otherwise.3rd limited2nd3rd objective3rd omniscient1st30s
- Q810. Ms. Judd sat at her desk quietly grading papers when there was a knock at the door.1st3rd objective3rd omniscient3rd limited2nd30s
- Q911. What is the purpose of an English textbook?ExplainDescribeBe boringInformEntertain30s
- Q1012. The point of view that knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters is...1st person3rd objective3rd person omniscient3rd limited2nd person30s
- Q1113. A library book from Ms. Gabbard is meant to...inform you of a recent event at school.persuade you to read more.entertain you in your free time.30s
- Q1214. Give me an example of a story we have read in class that was told in 3rd person.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q1315. In character vs self conflict, what occurs?The character is fighting another characterThe character is struggling with something insideThe character is struggling with something outsideThe character is stuck outside30s