Contoh Soal Identify a speaker's point of view
Contoh Soal Identify a speaker's point of view - There are several different points of view in a story.
First person - Someone is speaking about themselves. They use words such as “I,” “we,” “me,” or “us” to tell the story.
Second person- The writer uses “you,” “your” or “yours” to tell the story.
Third person- Using “he,” “she,” “it” or “they” to tell the story.
Single major character viewpoint - First, second, or third person may be used here, but the story is told through only one character throughout the story. This character can not have any knowledge of future events and must maintain the story as it happens to them.
Minor character viewpoint - First, second, or third person may be used here, but the story is told by a minor character in the book. This choice isn't too common, but can still be used to a good effect in literature.
Omniscient viewpoint - This view is told by a spirit-like voice. This is not a character in the story; this narrator has information about all characters and events.
Multiple viewpoints - A story that is told by multiple characters from their distinctive viewpoints. There is a main character to tell the story; however, the story may switch between different characters' viewpoints throughout the course of the novel. It's important to note that such a switch should be obvious and not used too often so the reader doesn't become confused.
SOAL 1
What is an example of first person?
SOAL 2
What is an example of second person?
SOAL 3
What is an example of third person?
SOAL 4
What is omniscient viewpoint?
SOAL 5
What is minor character viewpoint?
SOAL 6
Identify the view point of Molly:
Molly:
Molly wants to stay outside and play past 8pm on weeknights. All of her friends are allow the stay out until 9pm. She like her friends and wants to be able to play with them later.
Molly' father:
Molly's father has a rule. Molly must be in the house on weeknights by 8pm. He think it's too unsafe for her to be out any later and she has school the next day. She needs to be home and get a goodnights sleep.
SOAL 7
Identify the view point of Molly's father:
Molly:
Molly wants to stay outside and play past 8pm on weeknights. All of her friends are allow the stay out until 9pm. She like her friends and wants to be able to play with them later.
Molly' father:
Molly's father has a rule. Molly must be in the house on weeknights by 8pm. He think it's too unsafe for her to be out any later and she has school the next day. She needs to be home and get a goodnight sleep.
SOAL 8
Identify the view point of Kyle:
Kyle:
Kyle was asking one of his friends what he wanted to do after school at the same time that the teacher was speaking. The teacher then told Kyle to be quiet and listen and that she would be calling his parents to tell them he wasn't paying attention. Kyle thinks the teacher always picks on him because he sometimes sees other students speaking and she doesn't say anything to them.
Teacher:
When the teacher was explaining the homework for that evening to the class sand he noticed Kyle speaking to his friend. She asked him to stop and listen. The teacher often sees Kyle speaking to his friends during class. He has also forgot homework because he “didn't hear.” The teacher thinks this is because he doesn't listen and speaks when she does.
SOAL 9
Identify the view point of the teacher:
Kyle:
Kyle was asking one of his friends what he wanted to do after school at the same time that the teacher was speaking. The teacher then told Kyle to be quiet and listen and that she would be calling his parents to tell them he wasn't paying attention. Kyle thinks the teacher always picks on him because he sometimes sees other students speaking and she doesn't say anything to them.
Teacher:
When the teacher was explaining the homework for that evening to the class sand he noticed Kyle speaking to his friend. She asked him to stop and listen. The teacher often sees Kyle speaking to his friends during class. He has also forgot homework because he “didn't hear.” The teacher thinks this is because he doesn't listen and speaks when she does.
SOAL 10
Identify Barbara's point of view:
Barbara looked long and hard at the ring on her finger. She was elated to finally have a ring to represent the love from her other half. Exciting thoughts of dress shopping and honeymoon planning entered her mind and she was giddy. Not even the rainiest day could wipe the smile off her face.