POV, Tone and Mood and Affixes

POV in which the narrator is a character in the story.

this is the way the reader feels when reading the literature

this is the author's attitude toward his writing

Which POV? The kids were so excited about the party. Little did they know, it would end badly

A root word is always in the middle of the word.

Which POV? The students all felt like the test was too hard, but the teacher didn't agree.

Which POV? I was so upset when I got the phone call with the bad news.

what is the mood?  The house looked weary and as if it had been crying

An affix is only a prefix, not a suffix

Which POV? I really don't want to go to the dentist today.

What is the mood?  The clown jumped around, making the audience laugh.

A prefix comes at the beginning of a word.   True or False

What is the mood?  The sun shone brightly and the children were playing in the field.

Which POV- The dentist thought the boy needed to do a better job brushing his teeth.

Which POV? It really hurt when the dentist scraped my teeth. I felt like crying.

What is a truth about life revealed in literature?

What is the tone?  The kids sat silently and quietly at their desks as they listened.

Which POV? The boy thought that he had been doing a good job brushing your teeth.

The all-knowing point of view in which the narrator stands outside of the action

this POV zooms in on one character's thoughts and feelings