Show:
Fiction
Setting
Point Of View
Third Person
Misc.
100
Literature that is not bound by the facts
What is fiction?
100
The time and place where a story happens
What is setting?
100
When a character speaks (what is in quotations) and does not matter when determining point of view
What is dialogue?
100
Words that indicate something is in third person
What is he, she, her, him, they, them (also character's names)?
100
This is what matters when determining point of view (narration or dialogue)
What is narration?
200
Novella (What is it?)
What is a short novel or long story?
200
When an exact date isn't listed you may need to use these to figure out the setting
What is context clues? (clues is acceptable)
200
I, me, my, mine, we, us, ours
What is first person?
200
All knowing, each characters thoughts and feelings are known
What is omniscient?
200
The three different points of view used in fictional narration
What is first, second, and third person?
300
Humans have always done this as a way to share and learn about our experiences
What is telling stories?
300
Two things that are included in the setting
What is time and place?
300
You, Your
What is second person?
300
One person's point of view (thoughts and feelings) is known
What is limited?
300
We come into class and do this the first 10 minutes silently
What is silent reading (or journals)?
400
Types of fiction (name 2)
What is novels, short stories, novellas, and drama? (Other acceptable answers may fit as decided by staff)
400
Saying things like modern times, the recent past, the distant past will work if the setting doesn't specifically give you this
What is the date?
400
he, she, her, they, them (also character's names)
What is third person?
400
Narrator does not reveal any character’s thoughts or feelings. Only character’s dialogue and actions are narrated (tells only what happened).
What is objective?
400
The 3 types of third person
What is omniscient, limited, and objective?
500
Two elements of fiction we have studied
What is setting and point of view?
500
Knowing the setting helps us to do this in our mind
What is visualize the text? OR What is form expectations? (Staff will determine other acceptable answers)
500
When the narrator is a part of the story
What is first person?
500
A sentence that is an example of third person:
What is a sentence that includes he, she, her, him, they, them (also character's names? Staff will determine acceptable answers
500
We're not looking at dialogue. We don't care what characters say. Only the narrator's voice matters when identifying this perspective:
What is narrative perspective?