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Texts can be written from 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” or people’s names  \nPart 1: Quick practice  \nRead each sentence. Underline the clue words and identify the point of view.  \n1. You hear the train rumble as it passes by.  \nPoint of view:    \n2. He watched as the owl flew silently through the dark forest.  \nPoint of view:    \n3. I finished my homework before dinner.  \nPoint of view:    \n4. She painted a colorful mural on the wall.  \nPoint of view:    \n5. You reach for your jacket when the air turns cold.  \nPoint of view:    \n6. I found a smooth stone near the river.  \nPoint of view:    \nPart 2: Apply your skills  \nRead the two passages and underline the clue words. Then answer the questions.  \nPassage A  \nI still remember the first time I visited a rainforest. The air was warm and damp. I could hear birds singing high in the trees, and insects were buzzing. Tall trees stretched high above me. If I looked up, it was hard to see the sky because the trees formed a thick canopy that blocked out most of the sunlight. Even though it was the middle of the day, the forest was shaded beneath the trees.  \nI walked along a narrow path between the trees and noticed how many different plants were growing. Some plants had huge leaves, while others had small leaves and climbed up the sides of the trees. Vines twisted and wrapped around the trees’ trunks and branches. The guide I was with explained that many plants wrap around trees like this so they can grow up and reach the sunlight!  \nDuring my walk, I spotted several different animals. I saw a neon green frog resting on a leaf and spotted a monkey swinging from branch to branch high above my head. My guide told me that the rainforest is home to more species of plants and animals than almost any other place on Earth. I remember feeling amazed by how much life existed in one space and lucky to be there to experience it.  \nBy the end of the afternoon, I was both tired and excited about everything I had seen. Exploring the rainforest helped me understand how important it is to respect nature and take care of these environments. The rainforest is a beautiful, vibrant and magical place, and I hope it can stay this way forever.  \nPassage B  \nWhen you step into a rainforest, one of the first things you notice is the warm, humid air. You may feel moisture on your skin right away, and the sounds of animals seem to echo around you. Birds call from high above, insects buzz nearby and leaves rustle as animals move through the trees. The tall trees form a thick canopy overhead, which blocks much of the sunlight and creates a shaded environment below.  \nAs you walk between the trees, you begin to notice the wide variety of plant life. You might see large leaves, climbing vines and plants growing on top of other plants. These adaptations help rainforest plants survive in an environment where sunlight is limited. In order to reach the light, many plants attach themselves to tall trees and grow upward.  \nIf you look carefully, you will spot some of the animals that live in the rainforest. Brightly colored frogs, swinging monkeys and hidden insects are just a few examples. Many rainforest animals use camouflage to blend in with their surroundings, making them difficult to see. Others have bright colors that warn predators to stay away.  \nAs you spend more time in the rainforest, you begin to understand the importance of this ecosystem. 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