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Point of view is the perspective from which a story is told. Stories can have three different points of view:  \nFirst Person: The narrator talks about themselves.  \nClues: “I” or “me” or “my”  \nSecond Person: The narrator speaks directly to the reader.  \nClues: “You” or “your”  \nThird Person: The narrator talks about other people.  \nClues: “He” or “she” or “they”  \nRead each passage and answer the questions.  \nPassage \\#1:  \nSophie took a step back from her painting at her school art show. She played with her hair and smiled nervously as people walked by and looked at what she had created.  \n“This girl is very talented,” one man thought as he studied her creation.  \n“Does it have a name?” he asked Sophie. She smiled and admitted that she had not yet thought of one!  \n“Well, you'll have to come up with one,” the man said.“A masterpiece like this deserves a title!”  \nThis passage is written in   person.  \na. 1st b. 2nd c. 3rd  \nWhat clues helped you figure this out?  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \nIf this passage was written in first person, how would it be different?  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\n\n| Passage \\#2: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| You climb up the ladder slowly, carefully placing your feet on each rung so you don't slip. When you reach the top, you gulp. Ahead of you is a long, twisting slide!\u003Cbr>You've never gone down something this big! You take a deep breath, sit down and push yourself off. As you spin around each curve, the wind pushes against your face. You smile. This is more fun than you thought it would be! | |\n| This passage is written in   person.\u003Cbr>a. 1st b. 2nd c. 3rd\u003Cbr>What clues helped you figure this out?\u003Cbr>____________________________________________________________________________\u003Cbr>____________________________________________________________________________\u003Cbr>Pretend that the story instead started with this:\u003Cbr>“Cara climbed up the ladder slowly, carefully placing her feet on each rung so she didn't slip.”\u003Cbr>What would be the point of view of this story, and how would you know this?\u003Cbr>____________________________________________________________________________\u003Cbr>____________________________________________________________________________ |  |\n\n\n| Passage \\#3:\u003Cbr>I hold a treat in my hand.“Sit, Freddy,” I say to my new pup. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| He wiggles and barks at first, but I stay patient and calm. I repeat the instructions and point to the ground. I'm not sure he understands what I'm saying, but he does finally plop down! I pet his head and give him his treat. I feel so proud... This is the first time I've taught an animal something!\u003Cbr>This passage is written in   person. | |\n| a. 1st b. 2nd c. 3rd\u003Cbr>Because of how this passage is written, I can:\u003Cbr>a. understand how the narrator is feeling.\u003Cbr>b. understand the perspective of everyone in the story.\u003Cbr>c. learn more about all of the characters.\u003Cbr>Rewrite this passage in third person. 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