Point of View Worksheets - Free Printable

The task provided is a point-of-view exercise where you are asked to describe various scenarios from the perspective of a dog. The goal is to think about how a dog might perceive or react to different situations. Below, I will solve the problem by providing answers for each scenario and explaining the reasoning behind them.

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Instructions Recap:

1. Read the sentences and underline the part that tells you whose point of view you should know.
2. Write "Point of View of Dog" in the blank space.
3. Explain how you know it is the point of view of the dog.

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Solutions and Explanations:

#### 1. Your first kiss was with a dog named Max who had an adorable scruffy tail.
- Underlined Part: *Your first kiss was with a dog named Max.*
- Point of View of: Dog
- Explanation: The sentence describes a memory from the perspective of a dog (Max), as dogs do not have the ability to kiss humans in the romantic sense. This implies that the "you" here refers to the dog's experience or perception.

#### 2. When the woman was called Daddy, I was afraid to approach the pheromone.
- Underlined Part: *I was afraid to approach the pheromone.*
- Point of View of: Dog
- Explanation: The use of "I" indicates the speaker is describing their own feelings. Since dogs can be sensitive to pheromones and may feel fear in certain situations, this is clearly from the dog's perspective.

#### 3. You are required to bark if any bad things happen to you.
- Underlined Part: *You are required to bark.*
- Point of View of: Dog
- Explanation: Barking is a behavior specific to dogs. The instruction to "bark" when something bad happens directly points to the dog's point of view.

#### 4. We dug together but I know we really dug up trouble on many years.
- Underlined Part: *We dug together but I know we really dug up trouble.*
- Point of View of: Dog
- Explanation: Digging is a common activity for dogs, especially when they are playing or exploring. The phrase "we dug together" suggests a shared activity, likely between a dog and its owner, and the reflection on causing trouble aligns with a dog's playful nature.

#### 5. She stared outside against the wall with one foot held high.
- Underlined Part: *She stared outside against the wall.*
- Point of View of: Dog
- Explanation: While "she" could refer to a human, the action of staring outside against a wall with one foot held high is more characteristic of a dog's behavior, such as waiting impatiently for someone to come back or observing something outside.

#### 6. The address was wrong, but I did not realize because she was asleep.
- Point of View of: Dog
- Explanation: The sentence describes a situation where the dog ("I") did not realize something because someone else ("she") was asleep. Dogs often accompany their owners and may not understand why they are in a particular place, especially if their owner is sleeping.

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Final Answer:

For each scenario, the point of view is that of the dog. The explanations above detail why each sentence reflects the dog's perspective based on their behaviors, actions, and perceptions.

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{Dog}}
\]