Question 1

The eyes and voice through which a story is told is called the (three words) ______________________________________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

The eyes and voice t

Question 2

Match each item on the left with the best descriptor on the right.
-omniscient point of view

Accepted Answer

A)  reader sees events from the point of view of the main character, who uses the word I 
B)  reader sees events only from his or her own perspective 
C)  reader sees events from different characters' points of view 
D)  reader can see into the minds of all characters and be in many places at the same time 
E)  reader can know whatever the narrator knows about the events of the story
F) story is told in the third person, but reader sees events from the perspective of only one character 
A)  reader sees events from the point of view of the main character, who uses the word I 
B)  reader sees events only from his or her own perspective 
C)  reader sees events from different characters' points of view 
D)  reader can see into the minds of all characters and be in many places at the same time 
E)  reader can know whatever the narrator knows about the events of the story
F) story is told in the third person, but reader sees events from the perspective of only one character

Question 3

The U.S. award for the most outstanding contribution for a children's book by an African-American author/illustrator in the preceding year is ______________________________________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

The Corett

Question 4

An introductory statement telling events that precede the start of the story is called a(n) ____________________________________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

An introductory stat

The eyes and voice through which a story is told is called the (three words) ______________________________________________________________________.

Match each item on the left with the best descriptor on the right. -omniscient point of view

The U.S. award for the most outstanding contribution for a children's book by an African-American author/illustrator in the preceding year is ______________________________________________________________________.

An introductory statement telling events that precede the start of the story is called a(n) ____________________________________________________________________.

Learning About Children and Their Literature

Learning About Reading and Literature

Poetry

Picture Books

Traditional Literature

Modern Fantasy

Realistic Fiction

Historical Fiction and Biography

Informational Books

Literature for a Diverse Society

Planning the Curriculum

Engaging Children With Literature

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Exam 3: Learning About Literature

The eyes and voice through which a story is told is called the (three words) ______________________________________________________________________.

Match each item on the left with the best descriptor on the right. -omniscient point of view

The U.S. award for the most outstanding contribution for a children's book by an African-American author/illustrator in the preceding year is ______________________________________________________________________.

An introductory statement telling events that precede the start of the story is called a(n) ____________________________________________________________________.

Learning About Children and Their Literature

Learning About Reading and Literature

Poetry

Picture Books

Traditional Literature

Modern Fantasy

Realistic Fiction

Historical Fiction and Biography

Informational Books

Literature for a Diverse Society

Planning the Curriculum

Engaging Children With Literature

Filters