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Reading: Literature3rd Grade

RL.3.6

Distinguish their own point of view from that of the narrator or those of the characters.

For parents
Ask your child 'Do you agree with what the character did? Would you have done something different?'
Free sample questions
  1. Question 1
    The narrator says, "Vegetables are the most boring food in the world." How does *your* point of view about vegetables compare to the narrator's?
    • My point of view is the same, because I also think all vegetables are boring.
    • My point of view is different, because I enjoy eating some vegetables.
    • My point of view is different, because I think vegetables are good for your body.
    • My point of view is different, because I don't usually eat vegetables.
  2. Question 2
    A character in a story thinks it's okay to cheat on a test. You think cheating is wrong. This shows that —
    • You and the character have different points of view
    • You didn't understand the story
    • The character is always right
    • The story is wrong
  3. Question 3
    Read this part of a story: 'Mia skipped happily down the path. She didn't know a small puddle was hiding just ahead!' What does the narrator tell you that Mia does not know?
    • Mia likes to skip.
    • A small puddle is hiding just ahead.
    • The path is very long.
    • Mia is happy.

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