Unit 4 Review: Point of View

What point of view is used to build suspense in "The Age of Miracles"?

A category or type of literature

The three standard genre divisions in literature are

Who narrates "The Age of Miracles"?

A fictional story that employs authentic historical settings or characters

an individual created to narrate the story

"The Open Window" contains a point-of-view shift near its end.

"After the Battle" is told from which point of view?

Anecdotes are generally longer than autobiographical essays.

the perspective from which an author presents the conflicts, characters, and events of a story

"The Forty Thieves" is part of

The conflict in "After the Battle" is resolved when

"The Forty Thieves" can be classified as

Nonfiction is often written from the first-person point of view.

In the beginning of "The Open Window," through whose perspective do readers see the events?

perspective in which the narrator knows everything about the characters and events of a story

In "By Any Other Name," the author's attitude toward her surroundings helps the reader identify the genre of the piece.

In "By Any Other Name," the theme of harmful prejudice is developed through all the following events except

How does Abner view the proceedings of the law?

From what viewpoint is "By Any Other Name" written

Historical fiction can easily be written from any point of view.

The last few paragraphs of "The Open Window" switch to which point of view?

Frame stories usually contain a second story within them.

perspective that is limited to one character's perceptions and voice

Which of the following statements is not true of historical fiction?

Fiction in which a recurring character investigates and solves crime

The anecdote is not

Which selection in Unit IV best fits the definition of historical fiction?

Which of the following is not true of an autobiographical essay?