Point of View and Julian Chapter Vocab Review

Question 1

This point of view reveals thoughts and feelings of only one character.

Accepted Answer

3rd Person Limited

Question 2

Mr. Tushman tried to explain that Julian's suspension wasn't ___. It was meant to help him.

Accepted Answer

punitive

Question 3

In this point of view, it feels like the narrator is speaking directly to you, the reader.

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2nd Person

Question 4

This type of narration feels more personal.

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1st Person

Question 5

Julian's Grandmere's poor Maman was _____ by the Germans, and they never saw her again.

Accepted Answer

deported

Question 6

This Point of View can be unreliable.

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1st Person

Question 7

________________ point of view is very rare in literature.

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2nd Person

Question 8

This point of view reports only what is seen and heard, requiring a reader to make inferences.

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3rd Person Objective

Question 9

In this POV, the narrator uses an "understood" pronoun--or the imperative voice.

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2nd Person

Question 10

In this point of view, the narrator will predominately use the pronouns "you" and "your."

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2nd Person

Question 11

Grandmere described her family as __ and not religious, so she didn't worry about the Germans.

Accepted Answer

cosmopolitan

Question 12

Torteau knew the Germans would be ___ when they searched, so he helped his classmate escape.

Accepted Answer

thorough

Question 13

In this POV, the narrator shares thoughts and feelings of two or more characters.

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3rd Person Omni

Question 14

This POV is considered less personal but more objective and reliable.

Accepted Answer

3rd Person

Question 15

After hearing Grandmere's story, Julian was flooded with ________ for the things he had done.

Accepted Answer

remorse

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