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Which point of view involves direct narration from a character to the audience, where the audience is (or was) present for the events of the story?
Which point of view involves direct narration from a character to the audience, where the audience is (or was) present for the events of the story?
- Third-person objective
- Third-person limited
- First-person
- Second-person (correct)
Which point of view involves indirect narration about a character, using pronouns such as 'he,' 'she,' 'it,' or 'they'?
Which point of view involves indirect narration about a character, using pronouns such as 'he,' 'she,' 'it,' or 'they'?
- First-person
- Third-person limited (correct)
- Third-person objective
- Second-person
Which point of view has the fewest restrictions and allows the narrator to relay any information, including thoughts and feelings of characters?
Which point of view has the fewest restrictions and allows the narrator to relay any information, including thoughts and feelings of characters?
- First-person
- Second-person
- Third-person omniscient (correct)
- Third-person limited
Which term refers to the perspective from which a story is narrated?
Which term refers to the perspective from which a story is narrated?
What is the difference between perspective and point of view?
What is the difference between perspective and point of view?
How many main points of view are there?
How many main points of view are there?
Which point of view allows the reader to have full access to the thoughts and feelings of the narrator?
Which point of view allows the reader to have full access to the thoughts and feelings of the narrator?
Which point of view challenges immersion by insisting that the reader is participating in the events?
Which point of view challenges immersion by insisting that the reader is participating in the events?
Which point of view allows the author the most flexibility in storytelling?
Which point of view allows the author the most flexibility in storytelling?
Which point of view creates a distance between the reader and the emotions of the characters?
Which point of view creates a distance between the reader and the emotions of the characters?
Flashcards
Second-person point of view
Second-person point of view
Direct narration from a character to the audience, presenting events as if the audience was there.
Third-person limited point of view
Third-person limited point of view
Indirect narration about a character using pronouns like 'he,' 'she,' 'it,' or 'they'.
Third-person omniscient point of view
Third-person omniscient point of view
Narrator has no restrictions; relays thoughts and feelings of all characters.
Point of view
Point of view
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First-person point of view
First-person point of view
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Second-person point of view
Second-person point of view
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Third-person point of view
Third-person point of view
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Perspective vs. Point of View
Perspective vs. Point of View
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Number of main points of view
Number of main points of view
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Third-person point of view flexibility
Third-person point of view flexibility
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Study Notes
Point of View
- The perspective from which a story is narrated is referred to as the point of view.
- There are multiple main points of view, each with its own characteristics and limitations.
Direct Address Point of View
- Involves direct narration from a character to the audience.
- The audience is (or was) present for the events of the story.
Third-Person Point of View
- Involves indirect narration about a character, using pronouns such as 'he,' 'she,' 'it,' or 'they'.
- Can create a distance between the reader and the emotions of the characters.
Omniscient Point of View
- Has the fewest restrictions and allows the narrator to relay any information.
- Includes thoughts and feelings of characters.
First-Person Point of View
- Allows the reader to have full access to the thoughts and feelings of the narrator.
Second-Person Point of View
- Challenges immersion by insisting that the reader is participating in the events.
- Has the most flexibility in storytelling.
Perspective vs. Point of View
- Perspective refers to the point of view in which a story is narrated.
- The terms are often used interchangeably, but perspective is a broader term that encompasses point of view.
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