Vocabulary
When one character shares their thoughts and uses "I" and "me".
First person
When the narrator is someone similar to "you"
Second person
Which point of view (1, 2, 3) ?
"She couldn't have seen what she thought she saw."
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Third Person Point of View
Which point of view (1, 2, 3) ?
When I was two our mother died, so I never felt her absence.
First Person Point of View
Label the element #4 of the plot diagram
Falling Action - When the conflict begins to be resolved.
Uses figures of speech that cannot be taken literally.
Figurative Language
The narrator's position in relation to the story.
Point of View
Which point of view (1, 2, 3) ?
I gasped and scanned the shadows around me.
First Person Point of View
Label the element #1 of the plot diagram
Climax - The most suspenseful part of a story.
Label the element #5 of the plot diagram
Resolution - When the problem is resolved. The End.
When a word (has meaning in itself) but represents something else.
Symbolism
Most common point of view that uses "he", "she".
Third Person
Which point of view (1, 2, 3) ?
He breathed on the window glass before him.
Third Person Point of View
Label the element #2 of the plot diagram
Conflict - the problem.
Label the element #6 of the plot diagram
Rising Action - Events that make the conflict even worse.
The attitude shown toward the subject or audience.
Tone
When the problem is fixed. The End.
Resolution
Which point of view (1, 2, 3) ?
You can make your own glove to increase your skills in your own backyard.
Second Person Point of View
Label the element #3 of the plot diagram
Exposition - Background information, introduce characters and setting.
Match the Point of View with the correct pronoun:
First Person She
Second Person I
Third Person You
I - First Person
You - Second Person
She - Third Person