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What I Know

Directions: Read and understand the statements very well. Answer what is asked by

choosing your best response.

1. Refers to the broad idea, message, or lesson that is imparted to the readers by a written

text.

a. point of view b. plot c. theme

2. Themes can be extracted from the ______________________ of a narrative.

a. point of view b. plot c. setting

3. What is the possible theme of this sentence? “I passed the examination!”

a. determination b. success c.failure

4.“I will get good grades next quarter.” This sentence may express the theme

______________.

a. determination b. success c.failure

5.This refers to the way a writer or author allows the readers to “hear”, “see”, and “feel”

what takes place in pieces of writing.

a. point of view b. plot c. theme

6. This type of point of view is used when the author or narrator speaks directly to the

readers.

a. first person b. second Person c. third person

7. This type of point of view is used when the author or narrator is not involved in the

story.

a. first person b. second person c. third person

8. This point of view is used when the narrator is involved in the story. He or she may be

the main character or one of the characters.

a. first person b. second person c. third person

9. “You have to eat delicious food for you to be healthy. You need to do some exercise to

be physically fit.” The point of view used in this passage is _____________.

a. first person b. second person c. third person

10.The second person point of view is rarely used in literary writing and is commonly used

in _____________________.

a. instructional writing b. poem writing c. letter writing​