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Point of View Read a narrative, and then use information from that narrative to answer the questions below. 1. Title of Narrative: _________________________________ 2. What point of view is used in this narrative? Circle one. First Person Third Person 3. What clues helped you determine the point of view of the narrative? _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ Name of Character What the Character Thinks What YOU Think (Do you agree or disagree?) 4. Think about the point of view of 2 of the characters in the narrative. What do they think about a certain topic? What decisions have they made? What is important to them? Use that information to fill in the chart below. . © 2014 Kalena Baker: Teaching Made Practical. All rights reserved.

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Page 1: 4. Think about the point of view of 2 of the …...Point of View Read a narrative, and then use information from that narrative to answer the questions below. 1. Title of Narrative:

Point of View Read a narrative, and then use information from that narrative to answer the

questions below.

1.  Title of Narrative: _________________________________

2.  What point of view is used in this narrative? Circle one.

First Person Third Person

3.  What clues helped you determine the point of view of the narrative?

_______________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________

Name of Character What the Character

Thinks

What YOU Think (Do you agree or disagree?)

4.  Think about the point of view of 2 of the characters in the narrative. What do they think about a certain topic? What decisions have they made? What is important to them? Use that information to fill in the chart below.

.

© 2014 Kalena Baker: Teaching Made Practical. All rights reserved.

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Point of View Think about a topic that people disagree about. Come up with reasons to support

both sides of the argument, and then explain your point of view!

Which point of view do you agree with? Why?

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________© 2015 Kalena Baker: Teaching Made Practical. All Rights Reserved.

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Point of View Think about the nonfiction article or book you just read. Use that information to

answer the questions below.

Title: _________________________________

How does the author feel about _________________________________?

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

How do you know?

Clue # 1 Clue # 2 Clue # 3

Do you agree or disagree with the author’s point of view? Explain your reasoning.

__________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________© 2016 Kalena Baker: Teaching Made Practical. All Rights Reserved.

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