Educational worksheet explaining the different points of view in storytelling, including first, second, and third person perspectives.

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1. First person: Narrator is a character in the story (uses "I").
2. Second person: Narrator addresses the reader as "you" (rare).
3. Third person limited: Narrator tells the story from one character’s perspective, knowing only what that character knows.
4. Third person omniscient: Narrator is not a character and knows everything about all characters.

The task asks students to:
- Read an assigned story (not included here),
- Determine the point of view,
- Explain how they know,
- Support their answer with text evidence.

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🔍 To Solve This Problem (Once You Have the Story):

Here’s how to approach it step-by-step:

#### Step 1: Identify the narrator
Look at who is telling the story:
- Does the narrator use "I"? → First person.
- Is the narrator addressing "you" directly? → Second person.
- Is the narrator outside the story, using "he," "she," "they", and focusing on just one character's thoughts? → Third person limited.
- Does the narrator know the thoughts and feelings of all characters? → Third person omniscient.

#### Step 2: Find text evidence
Quote specific lines from the story that show:
- Use of pronouns ("I", "you", "he", "she", etc.)
- What the narrator knows (e.g., inner thoughts of multiple characters)
- Whether the narrator is involved in the action

#### Step 3: Write your answer
Use this structure:
> The story is told from a [point of view] perspective. I know this because the narrator uses [example of pronoun or detail], such as when it says, “*_______*.” This shows that the narrator is [explain why—e.g., a character in the story, outside the story, aware of all characters’ thoughts].

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✔ Example Answer (Hypothetical):

> The story is told from a first-person point of view. I know this because the narrator uses the word "I" throughout the story, such as when it says, “I felt my heart race as I opened the door.” This shows that the narrator is a character in the story and shares only their own thoughts and experiences.

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⚠️ Since the story itself is missing, I can’t complete the actual answer. If you can provide the text of the story or describe it, I’d be happy to help you identify the point of view and write a full response!

Let me know how you'd like to proceed!