Tier 1 Point of View Project- Quiz Grade
1. Create four squares on your poster and label them:
 first person point of view example,
 first person point of view writing based on picture,
 third person point of view example,
 third person point of view writing based on picture.
2. Read the passages below:
a. Taylor Swift looked into the crowd, her palms became sweaty, and her heart
raced. Even though this is what she did for a living, she was still nervous every
time she took the stage. “I hope I do well tonight. I don’t want to disappoint my
fans.”
b. Making my way up the mountain, I couldn’t help but smile. Hours ago, the top
had seemed so far away, but now it was coming into view, I knew that I would be
able to reach my goal. I knew my father would be proud. He taught me all I needed
to know.
c. During the math test, Susie was confidant and at ease. She knew she would
make an A, and she finished her test with a smile. Billy, though, was not so happy.
He was struggling, and he now wished he had studied harder. They both finished at
the same time. “I flunked,” Billy said.
3. Highlight the pronouns used in each passage. Mark out the ones used in dialogue.
First-Person
I, me, my, mine, we, us, ours,
Third-Person
he, she, her, they, them
(also character's names)
4. Cut out the passages and place them on your poster in either the first person point of view example or the third
person point of view example.
5. Choose a picture. Write the number of the picture in one of your boxes.
6. Choose to be one of the people in the picture and write three sentences using first person in the appropriate
square.
7. Write the same story in third person point of view in the appropriate squares.
Tier 2 Point of View Project- Quiz Grade
1. Create four squares on your poster and label them:
 perspectives
 first person point of view
 limited third person point of view
 omniscient point of view
2. Choose one of the pictures from the list. Write which one you chose in the perspective square.
3. List as many perspectives (different narrators) as you can that could be used to write about the picture
in the perspective square.
4. Pick a perspective for first person point of view and write four sentences in that square.
5. Write four sentences using limited third person point of view
6. Write four sentences using omniscient third person point of view.
7. On the back, decide which story’s point of view you like the best and explain why.
Tier 3 Point of View Project- Quiz Grade
1. Create four squares on your poster and label them:
 Perspectives
 First person point of view- use either innocent eye or unreliable narrator
Innocent eye- The story is told through the eyes of a child (his/her judgment being different
from that of an adult).
Unreliable narrator- a narrator who can't be trusted. Either from ignorance or self-interest, with
a bias, makes mistakes, or even lies.
 Limited third person point of view
 Third person objective point of view- Third person, told as if from a camera that follows the
characters. Only what is said and done is recorded.
2. Choose one of the pictures from the list. Write which one you chose in the perspective square.
3. List as many perspectives (different narrators) as you can that could be used to write about the picture
in the perspective square.
4. Pick a perspective for first person point of view- innocent eye or an unreliable narrator- and write four
sentences in that square.
5. Write four sentences using limited third person point of view
6. Write four sentences using objective third person point of view.
7. On the back, decide which story’s point of view you like the best and explain why.