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 What is 1st person point of view?

A narrative style where the story is told from the perspective of a character using "I" or "we."

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 What is 3rd omniscient point of view?

A narrative style where the narrator knows everything about all characters, including their thoughts and feelings.

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What is 3rd limited point of view?

A narrative style where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character.

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Compare 1st person and 3rd person.

1st person uses "I" and offers personal insight, while 3rd person uses "he," "she," or "they" and provides a more objective view.

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What is a technique used in 1st person?

Using personal anecdotes or experiences to engage the reader.

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What is a key feature of 1st person?

The narrator shares their personal thoughts and feelings directly with the reader.

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How does 3rd omniscient tell a story?

The narrator provides insights into multiple characters and events, giving a complete view of the story.

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How does 3rd limited differ from omniscient?

3rd limited focuses on one character, while omniscient knows all characters' thoughts.

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Why does an author choose a specific POV?

An author chooses a POV to control how much the reader knows and to create a specific emotional effect.

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How can dialogue affect POV?

Dialogue can reveal character emotions and perspectives, influencing the reader’s understanding of the story.

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Give an example of a 1st person book.

"The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green.

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What does omniscient mean in 3rd person omniscient?

To talk about all of the characters in the given story 

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Give an example that uses 3rd limited.

Anything with He, him, his, she, her, hers, it, its, they, them, their, theirs

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How can POV influence character perception?

Different POVs can emphasize or downplay a character's traits, affecting how readers perceive them.

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What is stream of consciousness?

A narrative technique that captures a character's thoughts and feelings in a continuous flow, often in 1st person.

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 How does 1st person impact the story?

It allows readers to experience the story through the narrator's eyes, creating intimacy.

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What can the narrator do in this POV?

The narrator can jump between different characters' thoughts and perspectives.

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What is a characteristic of this POV?

The narrator reveals the thoughts and feelings of one character at a time.

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What is an advantage of using 3rd person?

It can provide a wider view of the story and include multiple characters' experiences.

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What effect does a narrator's tone have?

The narrator's tone can shape the mood of the story and how readers perceive characters and events.

500

If a story is in 1st can they still talk about their friends

Yes

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What is a drawback of 3rd omniscient?

It can distance the reader from characters, making it less personal than 1st person.

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Why is 3rd limited effective?

It allows readers to deeply connect with one character while still observing the broader story.

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Analyze a story's POV and its effects.

Students should choose a story and explain how the POV shapes the narrative and influences their understanding of characters.

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How can imagery enhance a POV?

magery can create vivid mental pictures that help readers connect with the character's feelings and experiences, enhancing immersion in the narrative.