Definition Destination
The voice that tells the story. May be a character in the story or someone outside of the story.
a) point of view
b) perspective
c) narrator
d) third person pov
c) narrator
A specific attitude toward something. A character’s specific thoughts, feelings, beliefs, or experiences that shape how they view events. Not the same as point of view.
a) point of view
b) perspective
c) understanding
d) third person pov
b) perspective
The structure of a story, which may include multiple narrators or changes in point of view
a) narration
b) voice
c) narrative structure
d) vocal structure
c) narrative structure
I think I lost my wallet! I can’t find it anywhere! Oh, I could just kick myself!
a) first person
b) second person
c) third person limited
d) third person omniscient
a) first person
the type of narration used (as in first-, second-, or third-person narration)
a) point of view
b) third person
c) first person
d) perspective
a) point of view
to like something more than something else, causing the person to act unfairly
a) perspective
b) bias
c) subjectivity
d) objectivity
b) bias
The effect of a narrator or point of view on the reader’s understanding of characters, plot, or theme
a) narrative structure
b) plot
c) influence
d) theme
c) influence
You can wait in here and make yourself at home.
a) first person
b) second person
c) third person omniscient
d) third person limited
b) second person
The narrator is outside the story and knows the thoughts and feelings of one character.
a) narrator
b) third person limited
c) third person omniscient
d) third person transitional
b) third person limited
A point of view that includes personal thoughts or emotions.
a) subjectivity
b) objectivity
c) subject
d) object
a) subjectivity
An explanation or opinion of what something means; working to understand the meaning of a text
a) interpretation
b) influence
c) theme
d) narrative structure
a) interpretation
Tiffany used her prize money from the science fair to buy herself a new microscope.
a) first person
b) second person
c) third person
c) third person
The narrator is outside the story and knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters.
a) narrator
b) point of view
c) third person omniscient
d) third person limited
c) third person omniscient
A point of view that attempts to be neutral and factual.
a) subjectivity
b) objectivity
c) bias
d) perspective
b) objectivity
Narrative structure is closely related to which other concept?
a) theme
b) mood
c) plot mountain
d) figurative language
c) plot mountain
We should do ourselves a favor and make a reservation for our group.
a) first person
b) second person
c) third person omniscient
d) third person limited
a) first person
A change in the narrator, can switch between first, second, third, etc. or character
a) third person omniscient
b) narrator
c) third person opposite
d) shift in point of view
d) shift in point of view
True or false: Multiple narrators do not allow the reader to gain different perspectives because there is no point.
False; multiple narrators allow the reader to get a broader picture of what is going on in a story
True or false: Interpretation is personal to the reader and can change based on an individual's perspective and experiences.
true
You should be proud of yourselves for finishing this enormous project!
a) first person
b) second person
c) third person omniscient
d) third person limited
b) second person