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Froggy Jumps Perspective & Point of View QuizOnline version Narrative viewpoints game by Tiffany Washington 1 What is first-person point of view? a The narrator is a character in the story and uses I/we. b The narrator describes events from outside any character's mind. c The narrator uses you to address the reader. 2 Which point of view uses 'you' as the reader? a Third person b First person c Second person 3 In third-person limited, whose thoughts are shown? a All characters' thoughts b The thoughts of one character c No thoughts, only actions 4 What does omniscient narration provide? a Only the main character's thoughts b Only actions, no feelings c All characters' thoughts and feelings 5 What is an unreliable narrator? a A narrator whose credibility is compromised b A narrator who speaks for all characters c A narrator who tells the truth always 6 Third-person objective narrator a Delivers all characters' inner thoughts b Presents events with no inner thoughts, only actions c Uses 'I' voice throughout 7 How can perspective shape tone? a Tone is fixed regardless of perspective b Different narrators influence mood and bias c Only the plot changes, not tone 8 Which POV can reveal inner monologue of the main character? a Second-person only b Third-person objective c First-person or third-person limited 9 What is a common sign of a shift in point of view? a A change in narrator or pronoun usage b A change in font color c Faster pacing only 10 Why might an author choose second person POV? a To save writing time b To avoid addressing the reader c To immerse or directly involve the reader 11 Which point of view uses I or we as the narrator? a First person b Second person c Third person omniscient 12 What is third person limited perspective mainly about? a The author's thoughts only b Only one character's thoughts and feelings c All characters' thoughts 13 Which POV can reveal thoughts of all characters? a First person b Third person omniscient c Second person 14 Which pronouns indicate second person narration? a You b He c I 15 In which POV is the narrator an unnamed or non-participant voice? a Second person b First person c Third person objective 16 Which narration limits insight to one character’s thoughts at a time? a First person b Third person limited c Third person omniscient 17 What distinguishes a reliable narrator from an unreliable one? a Use of fantasy terms b Consistency and trustworthiness of the narration c Number of chapters 18 Which POV often creates dramatic irony by knowing less than readers? a Third person omniscient b Second person c First person 19 Which narrative voice uses 'they' to describe a character’s actions? a Second person b Third person c First person 20 Which point of view is most flexible for revealing multiple characters' thoughts? a Third person omniscient b First person c Second person

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Perspective & Point of View QuizOnline version

by Tiffany Washington

What is first-person point of view?

Which point of view uses 'you' as the reader?

In third-person limited, whose thoughts are shown?

What does omniscient narration provide?

What is an unreliable narrator?

Third-person objective narrator

How can perspective shape tone?

Which POV can reveal inner monologue of the main character?

What is a common sign of a shift in point of view?

Why might an author choose second person POV?

Which point of view uses I or we as the narrator?

What is third person limited perspective mainly about?

Which POV can reveal thoughts of all characters?

Which pronouns indicate second person narration?

In which POV is the narrator an unnamed or non-participant voice?

Which narration limits insight to one character’s thoughts at a time?

What distinguishes a reliable narrator from an unreliable one?

Which POV often creates dramatic irony by knowing less than readers?

Which narrative voice uses 'they' to describe a character’s actions?

Which point of view is most flexible for revealing multiple characters' thoughts?