Point of View
Reliable or Not?
Theme
Compare and Contrast
Vocab
100

What is point of view? 

The perspective from which a story is told

100

What is a reliable narrator?

One who tells events truthfully and realistically 

100

What is theme? 

The lesson or message about life in a story


100

What does compare mean? 

To find similarities 

100

Perspective means _________________

How someone sees or thinks about something

200

If a narrator uses, "I, me, my," what POV is it? 

First-person


200

What is an unreliable narrator? 

A narrator whose version may be exaggerated, biased, or inaccurate
200

Which is a theme? The dog barked loudly, hard work pays off

Hard work pays off

200

What does contrast mean? 

To find differences

200

Tone means ______________

The narrator's attitude or feelings shown through their words


300

What POV lets you know the thoughts of one character? 

Third-person limited

300

What clues shows a narrator might be unreliable? Exact Details, Exaggeration, Calm Tone

Exaggeration

300

If a character learns to apologize, what theme could that show? 

Taking responsibility matters

300

If two stories have the same theme but different plots, what skill are you using? 

Comparing theme across texts

300

Bias means _______________

A narrator leaning toward one side or opinion

400

What POV lets you know the thoughts of every character? 

Third person omniscient


400

A narrator says, "Everyone always listens to me!" What clue of unreliability is shown?" 

Exaggeration

400

How do you find the theme? 

Use character actions, decisions, and what they learn

400
Why might two different narrators describe the same event differently? 

Their perspective and feelings are different

400

Exaggeration means: ___________________

Stretching the truth, making something sound bigger or more dramatic


500

How can point of view change how a reader feels about a story? 

It can show bias, emotions, or opinions that influence how events are described

500

Why is an unreliable narrator important to identify? 

It affects how we interpret the story and understand the truth

500

Two stories have characters who lie. What common theme might they share? 

Dishonesty has consequences 

500

Compare these narrators: 

Narrator A: "It wasn't my fault the vase broke." 

Narrator B: "I accidentally knocked it over."
What is one difference? 

Narrator A avoids blame, Narrator B admits fault 

500

Motivation means: ___________________

The reason a character acts a certain way