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Non-Fiction and Fiction
Non-Fiction and Fiction
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The operation was a success and that made Dr. Chang smile, but then he remembered that each operation was different.
Third-Person Omniscient
Second-Person
Third-Person Limited
2
You need to walk across the bridge in order to get to the village.
Second-Person
First-Person
Third-Person
3
You need to prepare breakfast before the kids get home.
Third-Person
Second-Person
First-Person
4
Someone who listens or reads
Format
Audience
Tone
Style
5
How the author's book looks and sounds.
Purpose
Format
Point of View
Style
6
The main idea of the author's story
Topic
Style
Tone
Format
7
The clock ticked slowly, the detention room was full, but no two students sat next to eachother
Third-Person Objective
Third-Person
Second-Person
8
As you walk up the hill, you realize how peaceful and quiet it is on the hill.
Third-Person Objective
First-Person
Second-Person
9
He decided to sit next to people that didn't really talk that much, everyone in the cafeteria was glaring at him.
Third-Person Omniscient
Third-Person Limited
Third-Person Objective
10
The reason the author has for writing ?
Point of View
Purpose
Audience
Topic
11
Tired of huddling on the ground, we took turns strolling through the warehouse, in the hope of finding something.
Second-Person
Frist-Person
Third-Person
12
I want to go shopping for a dress and shoes for prom.
Third-Person
First-Person
Second-Person
13
When she was biking down her street she saw an old lady smiling at her so she decided to wave.
Third-Person Omniscient
Third-Person Limited
Third-Person Objective
14
Sheila pulled a red and yellow apple from her backpack and gave it to her bunny.
Third-Person Omnicient
Third-Person Objective
First-Person
15
A writer's attitude toward his or her subject
Format
Purpose
Audience
Tone
16
They were very tired from playing soccer in the park.
Third-Person Omniscient
Third-Person Objective
First-Person
17
How an author uses words to describe the story.
Style
Tone
Format
Purpose
18
My best friend, Lucy, came with me on a roadtrip to Nashville.
First-Person
Third-Person
Second-Person
19
The Moon sparkled darkly as Chris walked through the cemetery. He imagined forms in the darkness. He felt afraid.
Third-Person Objective
Second-Person
Third-Person Limited
20
The perspective from which a story is told.
Tone
Point of View
Style
Purpose