Write YES If the statement is correct and write NO if it is not.
1. Point of view may be classified into five perspectives.
2. Point of view refers to the mode of narration that the authors employ to let the readers
hear and see what takes place in the story.
3. Theme refers to the central message of the story.
4. The second person's point of view employs the pronoun you. The writer uses a narrative
onlooker who is saying something about you - the reader.
5. The first person's point of view involves the use of either of the two pronouns i and We.
The narrator who may also be a character, participates in the action of the story.
6. The third person point of view uses the pronouns like he, she, it, they or a name of a
character.
7. Third person point of view may be told using omniscient or limited,
8. In a limited point of view, the author narrates from an outsider's point of view but offers
the perspective of multiple characters.
9. A story narrated from an outsider's point of view but the reader only follows the story
based on what the main character knows employs an omniscient point of view.
10. Theme and point of view are the only two elements of narratives.​