Worksheet for teaching point of view in reading comprehension.

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- Point of View: First person
- Reason: The narrator uses "I" and "my" throughout the text, indicating that the story is told from the perspective of a character who is directly involved in the events.

- Point of View: Third person limited
- Reason: The narrator describes the thoughts and feelings of only one character (the girl) while referring to her as "she," showing that the perspective is limited to her internal experience.

- Point of View: Third person omniscient
- Reason: The narrator knows and reveals the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters (e.g., the father, the mother, and the boy), indicating an all-knowing perspective beyond any single character.

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