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Authors POV & Purpose

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1
How do authors entertain readers?
Using lies
Using humor
Using facts
Using silence
2
Which POV uses 'he/she'?
Third-person
Omniscient
Second-person
First-person
3
What is the author's main goal?
To confuse
To inform
To ignore
To mislead
4
Which purpose fits a news article?
To entertain
To inform
To confuse
To persuade
5
Why do authors use facts?
To entertain
To inform
To confuse
To mislead
6
Which POV is most objective?
Omniscient
Second-person
First-person
Third-person
7
True or False: First-person is 'I'
False
True
8
Which purpose fits a textbook?
To confuse
To inform
To entertain
To persuade
9
Authors use opinions to persuade
True
False
10
True or False: Third-person is 'I'
True
False
11
How do authors mislead readers?
Using facts
Using lies
Using humor
Using silence
12
What is the purpose of a speech?
To confuse
To ignore
To mislead
To persuade
13
Authors always write to entertain
True
False
14
How does third-person limited work?
One character's thoughts
No thoughts
All characters' thoughts
Narrator's thoughts
15
Which POV is rare in fiction?
Second-person
Omniscient
Third-person
First-person
16
How does POV affect story?
Reader's connection
Setting only
Characters only
Plot only
17
Which purpose fits a blog?
To entertain
To inform
To confuse
To persuade
18
Complete the sentence: Authors write to...
Mislead
Confuse
Inform
Ignore
19
Which purpose fits an ad?
To inform
To persuade
To confuse
To entertain
20
Why use first-person POV?
Distant feeling
Objective view
Multiple views
Personal connection
21
Which purpose fits a biography?
To entertain
To confuse
To mislead
To inform
22
True or False: Third-person is 'you'
True
False
23
How do authors persuade readers?
Using lies
Using silence
Using arguments
Using jokes
24
Authors use stories to inform
False
True
25
Why choose third-person limited?
All-knowing
Focused insight
Distant tone
Direct address
26
What is the purpose of a poem?
To entertain
To persuade
To inform
To confuse
27
Authors always write to inform
False
True
28
How does second-person engage readers?
Objective view
Multiple views
Distant tone
Direct address
29
Authors use facts to mislead
False
True
30
True or False: Limited is one view
True
False
31
Complete the sentence: 'In second-person POV...'
Uses 'they'
Uses 'I'
Uses 'you'
Uses 'he'
32
What is first-person POV?
They, them
I, me, my
You, your
He, she, it