to break something into parts and examine or study those parts.

paying close attention to detail in a passage.

The perspective from which a story is told.

The narrator tells the story from the I point of view.

The speaker is talking to you and uses the pronoun you.

An outside observer tells a story describing characters as “he,” “she,” or “they,” as in Mildred D.

The narrator is capable of knowing, telling, and seeing all that happens to the main characters.

The speaker tells the story knowing only what is seen, heard, and felt by the thoughts and viewpoint of one character, usually the main character, but sometimes an outsider.

Any material used in are projects like music, sculpting, painting, and sketching.

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Chapter 3, Eng. I

Term	Definition
Analyzing	to break something into parts and examine or study those parts.
Interpreting	paying close attention to detail in a passage.
Point of view	The perspective from which a story is told.
First person	The narrator tells the story from the I point of view.
Second person	The speaker is talking to you and uses the pronoun you.
Third person	An outside observer tells a story describing characters as “he,” “she,” or “they,” as in Mildred D.
3rd omniscient	The narrator is capable of knowing, telling, and seeing all that happens to the main characters.
3rd limited	The speaker tells the story knowing only what is seen, heard, and felt by the thoughts and viewpoint of one character, usually the main character, but sometimes an outsider.
Artistic medium	Any material used in are projects like music, sculpting, painting, and sketching.

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