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Points of View Worksheet (RI.7.6) step by step.
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🔍 First, let’s review the definitions given:
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First Person =
I,
me,
my,
we,
us,
our → The narrator is part of the story.
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Second Person =
you,
your → The narrator is speaking directly to the reader or another person.
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Third Person =
he,
she,
it,
they,
them,
his,
her,
their → The narrator is outside the story, describing others.
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✔ Now, let’s go through each sentence:
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1. I am going to tell you an exciting story about something that happened yesterday.
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Signal word:
“I”
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Point of View:
First Person
> ✔️ Answer:
First Person Point of View
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2. You are very good at basketball!!
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Signal word:
“You”
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Point of View:
Second Person
> ✔️ Answer:
Second Person Point of View
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3. They are going to the mall to do some Christmas shopping.
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Signal word:
“They”
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Point of View:
Third Person
> ✔️ Answer:
Third Person Point of View
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4. She is one of the tallest players on the team.
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Signal word:
“She”
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Point of View:
Third Person
> ✔️ Answer:
Third Person Point of View
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5. John and David walked to the park to fly their kite.
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Signal words:
“John and David” (names) → refers to
“they” implicitly; also
“their” (possessive pronoun for third person)
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Point of View:
Third Person
> ✔️ Answer:
Third Person Point of View
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6. At the end of the day I am going to need a relaxing nap.
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Signal word:
“I”
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Point of View:
First Person
> ✔️ Answer:
First Person Point of View
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7. You are one of the main reasons why I came back.
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Signal word:
“You” → Second person
- Also has
“I” → First person — but the *sentence as a whole* is addressed
to “you”, making it
Second Person POV.
> 💡 Note: Even though “I” appears, the sentence is directed *at* the listener (“you”), so the point of view is
Second Person. Think of it like: “I’m telling YOU this.”
> ✔️ Answer:
Second Person Point of View
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## 📝 Final Answers:
1. First Person Point of View
2. Second Person Point of View
3. Third Person Point of View
4. Third Person Point of View
5. Third Person Point of View
6. First Person Point of View
7. Second Person Point of View
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✔ You’re all set! This worksheet helps students recognize how pronouns signal who is telling the story — a key skill in reading comprehension (especially for RI.7.6: Determine an author’s point of view or purpose).
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or explanation for younger learners!
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