Characters and Point of View (Grade 7)
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Characters and Point of View
1.
Supporting characters in a story.
- Major characters
- Minor characters
- Supportive characters
2.
Characters who undergo a change in the story are considered to be characters.
- round
- flat
- dynamic
- static
3.
is a conversation between characters.
- Dialogue
- Dialect
- Drama
4.
From what perspective is this passage written? Select the correct choice from below.
Then I remembered that it was Tuesday, the day my mother taught an English class at the Y.M.C.A. where my father was the director. Hopefully she could leave just a few minutes early to pick me up so I wasn't late.
Then I remembered that it was Tuesday, the day my mother taught an English class at the Y.M.C.A. where my father was the director. Hopefully she could leave just a few minutes early to pick me up so I wasn't late.
- First Person - Subjective
- Third Person - Objective
- First Person - Objective
- Third Person - Subjective
5.
point of view is told by a character who uses the first person pronoun "I."
- second-person
- third-person limited
- first-person
6.
What point of view is represented in this sentence?
"Add a hat, a hood, goggles, and boots and you're ready."
"Add a hat, a hood, goggles, and boots and you're ready."
7.
Self-Help books, directions, and instructions are writing examples from what point of view?
- 1st person POV
- 2nd person POV
- 3rd person POV-objective
- 3rd person POV-limited
- 3rd person POV-omniscient
8.
When a story is told using First Person Point of View, the narrator is usually a character in the story.
- True
- False
9.
The people in a work of fiction.
- Plot
- Setting
- Characters
- Point of View
- Conflict
10.
point of view, the narrator knows and tells about what each character feels and thinks.
- Limited Third-Person (Point of View)
- First-Person (Point of View)
- Omniscient Third-Person (Point of View)
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