Directions: Write True if the statement is correct and False if it is not.
1. Theme of a narrative is the main point or central concept around which the story or
narrative is focused.
2. Characters refer to the time and place in which the story happened.
3. The plot is the most important element in a story. It is the sequence of events.
4. Examples of themes include: love, betrayal, friendship, war, family, etc.
5. Theme of a narrative is the statement about life or human nature conveyed or
implied through the story.
6. The author develops the theme of the story through the description of characters,
the words used by the author, the events, and the setting of the story.
7. First person point of view allows the writer to write directly to the reader. The
pronouns used are: you and or you
8. The Point-of-View of a narrative is the perspective, or view from which the narrator
tells the story.
9. The narrator's point of view determines what and how much you learn about the
story's characters, events, and places.
10. Third person point of view allows the writer to write about other characters - but
not himself. The narrator watches the story - but he is not in it. This allows writers
to appear objective.


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