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Distinguish between the reader's point of view and a character's point of view using short passages.
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Read this passage: "Ben hid the front door key under the mat. He did not see his sister watching from the window." What does the reader know that Ben does not?
Read this passage: "She skipped down the path, humming softly. She did not notice the bear watching from the trees." What does the READER know that the character does not?
Read this passage: "Leo hid the last cookie behind his backpack. Mom walked in and smiled at him. 'You look like you\'re up to something,' she said." What does the reader know that Mom does not?
Read this passage: "Tara packed her lunch and left for school. Her lunchbox was still sitting on the kitchen counter." What does the reader know that Tara does not?
Read this passage: "Kai crept to the kitchen to surprise his sister. His sister was already hiding behind the door, waiting to surprise him." What does the reader know that Kai does not?
Read this passage: "Mia thought the test would be easy. She had only studied one page of notes. The teacher handed out five pages of questions." How does the reader's point of view differ from Mia's point of view at the start of the passage?
Read this passage: "Nina smiled at the empty seat she had saved for Omar. Omar had gone home sick an hour before." What does the reader know that Nina does not?
Read this passage: "'This path is totally safe,' Jake told himself as he walked into the dark cave. The reader could see the sleeping dragon just around the corner." What is the reader's point of view in this moment?
Read this passage: "I watched my brother open his birthday presents. He was so happy! He never knew I had wrapped them all myself." What does the reader know that the brother does not?
Read this passage: "Sam was sure nobody would notice the mud on his boots. His teacher looked down at Sam's boots and raised an eyebrow." Whose point of view is different from the reader's point of view?
Read this passage: "Rosa ran up the steps with her stack of library books. The library had closed early that day for a holiday." What does the reader know that Rosa does not?
Read this passage: "Milo crawled under his bed, hunting for his missing sneaker. His puppy had already dragged that sneaker out to the yard." What does the reader understand that Milo does not?
Read this passage: "Ada heard scratching above her ceiling and pulled her blanket over her head. That afternoon, the family cat had squeezed through the attic door." What is the reader's point of view about the noise?
Read this passage: "Dev sighed because nobody had said happy birthday all day. His friends were waiting in the gym with a cake and balloons." How does the reader's view of the day differ from Dev's?
Read this passage: "Jules stepped outside as gray clouds rolled in. His umbrella was still hanging on the hook beside the classroom door." What does the reader know that Jules does not?
Read this passage: "Priya flipped over every couch cushion, hunting for her glasses. Her little brother giggled. The glasses were pushed up on her own hair." What does the reader understand that Priya does not?
Read this passage: "Theo stared at the empty hamster cage and gasped. Before school, the teacher had moved the hamster into a bigger cage down the hall." The reader knows something Theo does not. What is it?
Read this passage: "Every morning Nora frowned at the flat dirt in her flowerpot. Under the soil, tiny green sprouts had already started pushing upward." How does the reader's point of view differ from Nora's?
Read this passage: "Wes dropped his letter into the mailbox and grinned all the way home. He had forgotten to put a stamp on the envelope." What does the reader know that Wes does not?
Read this passage: "Owen settled into his bus seat, sure it would stop at his corner. On Fridays, this bus followed a different route across town." What does the reader understand about the ride that Owen does not?
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