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Grade 7 Quiz Analyzing Points of View in Text – RL.7.6

This standard, CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.7.6, requires students to analyze how an author develops and contrasts the points of view of different characters or narrators in a text. It’s about understanding the perspectives of various characters in a story and how an author uses them to enhance the narrative, build tension, or deepen readers’ understanding of themes and events. This analysis helps in understanding the complexity of characters and their interactions, and how these elements drive the story forward.

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
What does first-person point of view use to refer to the narrator or main character?
- A) They, them
- B) He, she
- C) I, me
- D) You, your
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2. Question
What is the purpose of having multiple points of view in a story?
- A) To confuse the reader
- B) To provide depth and various perspectives
- C) To make the story longer
- D) To focus on the protagonist only
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3. Question
Which literary device involves a character speaking directly to the audience, revealing their inner thoughts and feelings?
- A) Irony
- B) Foreshadowing
- C) Soliloquy
- D) Hyperbole
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4. Question
How does an unreliable narrator affect a story?
- A) Provides accurate and trustworthy information
- B) Makes the narrative more predictable
- C) Adds a layer of mystery or uncertainty
- D) Makes the story less interesting
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5. Question
In literature, what does the term “third-person omniscient” refer to?
- A) A narrator who is part of the story and knows the thoughts of one character
- B) A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters
- C) A narrator who can predict future events
- D) A narrator who speaks directly to the audience
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
How can contrasting points of view between characters enhance a story?
- A) By making the narrative more monotonous
- B) By creating conflict and highlighting differing beliefs or values
- C) By confusing the reader with too many perspectives
- D) By focusing the narrative on secondary characters
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
What effect does the third-person limited point of view have on a narrative?
- A) It gives insight into the thoughts and feelings of all characters.
- B) It provides a global perspective of events.
- C) It restricts the narrative to the thoughts and experiences of one character.
- D) It presents the story from the audience's point of view.
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8. Question
When an author develops a character’s point of view, what are they revealing?
- A) The author's personal opinions
- B) The character's thoughts, feelings, and experiences
- C) Background information about the setting
- D) Unrelated side stories
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Why might an author choose to include multiple narrators in a story?
- A) To provide only one perspective throughout the story
- B) To present varied perspectives and add depth to the narrative
- C) To simplify the plot and character dynamics
- D) To focus on the least important aspects of the story
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Question 10 of 10

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How does an author’s development of a character’s point of view influence the reader’s perception?
- A) It has no effect on the reader's perception.
- B) It prevents the reader from understanding the character's motives.
- C) It shapes the reader's empathy, understanding, and engagement with the character.
- D) It provides a detailed history of the character's family background.
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