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E2 Unit 3
English 2 Unit 3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The vantage point from which a story is told is the ___ | Point of View |
| The voice that tells the story is known as the ___ | Narrator |
| In ___ person point of view, the narrator is a character in the story. | First |
| A ___ person narrator presents the thoughts and feelings of himself. | First |
| A limitation of a ___ person narrator is they lack direct access to thoughts of other characters. | First |
| 2 pronouns associated with First person point of view are ___ ___ | I or Me or My or Our or Mine |
| With a ___ person narrator, the reader may feel more connected because it seems the narrator is talking directly to the reader. | First |
| In ___ person point of view, the narrator is NOT a character in the story, but is an outside observer. | Third |
| A ___ person ___ narrator zooms in on the thoughts and feelings of one character, usually the protagonist. | Third Limited |
| Two limitations of a ___person ___ narrator are (1)the reader learns only the thoughts of one character (2)the reader doesn't get the big picture | Third Limited |
| In ___ person ___ point of view, the narrator is NOT a character in the story, but has access to the thoughts and feelings of ALL characters. | Third Omniscient |
| One advantage of having a ___ person ___ narrator is the reader also becomes "all knowing." | Third Omniscient |
| The use of hints to build suspense about what will happen next. | Foreshadowing |
| DIFFICULT! What is one example of foreshadowing (from the handout)? | 1. a shot of a foreboding setting 2. a statement like, "I'll be right back." |
| DIFFICULT! What is one strategy to help you recognize foreshadowing (from the handout)? | 1. Notice REPEATED details 2. Characters who make important statements or behave in UNUSUAL ways. |
| An account of an event or conversation that happened before the beginning of the story is ___ | Flashback |
| A ___ interrupts the chronological order of events to reveal info that can help readers understand the characters or the current situation. | Flashback |
| To spot a flashback, look for phrases that signal a shift in ___ - like "he remembered that day" or "as a young child" | time |
| Two limitations of a THIRD person LIMITED narrator are (1) the reader learns only the thoughts of one character and (2) | the reader doesn't get the BIG PICTURE |
| Two limitations of a THIRD person LIMITED narrator are (1) ?? (2) the reader doesn't get the BIG PICTURE | the reader learns only the thoughts of one character |
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