Point of View
I, my, myself, we, our
What is first person?
Person or animal in a literary piece
What is a character?
The acronym used for author's purpose
What is PIE?
A story written about someone's life
What is a biography?
A comparison using like or as
What is a simile?
You
What is second person?
A complex character
What is round?
The author's central thought of the piece
What is main idea?
Someone writes a factual story about his/her own life.
What is an autobiography?
The tree dances in the wind.
What is a personification?
he, she, they, his, her, their
What is 3rd?
Character with one characteristic
A flat character
When the author wants to change the reader's opinion
What is to persuade?
This type of story includes memories and feelings and how the person has changed.
What is a memoir?
What is said is exactly what it appears as
What is literal language?
Readers learn the perspective from one character.
What is limited?
Character who changes in the story
What is dynamic?
To support the main idea, this is used
What are supporting details?
Written in 3rd person
What is a biography?
Comparison without like or as
What is a metaphor?
Readers learn the perspective from multiple characters.
What is omniscient?
Character who stays the same in the story
What is static?
Narration is an example of this purpose
What is to entertain?
This could have a co-author
What is an autobiography?
Giving human characteristics to a nonhuman object
What is a personification?