Fantasy Literature: J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Fellowship of the Ring Answers

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From what point of view is this story told?

A
first-person point of view
B
second-person point of view
C
limited third-person point of view
D
omniscient third-person point of view
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Product: What are you writing?[___]

A
an essay
B
a short narrative
C
an editorial
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Topic: What are you writing about?[___]

A
Klara as viewed by another character
B
my favorite moment in the text
C
the next part of the story
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Purpose: Why are you writing?[___]

A
to inform
B
to persuade
C
to entertain
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first personsecond personthird person

A
first person
B
second person
C
third person
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From what point of view is this story told?

A
Klara's
B
the newcomer's
C
a child's
D
the manager's
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What is most likely the writer’s purpose?

A
to emphasize the tension between Bilbo and his relatives
B
to reveal more about Frodo’s relationship with Bilbo
C
to convey the message that generosity strengthens relationships
D
to create an upbeat and celebratory mood
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What is most likely the writer’s purpose?

A
to emphasize Klara's observational skills
B
to reveal more about the manager's relationship with Klara
C
to persuade readers to buy an AF
D
to create a chaotic and tense mood
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Use the drop-down menus to indicate the point of view from which each sentence is narrated.

Answers:
Jamila marched into her brother’s room and angrily asked him for the keys to the car.:third person
I was nervous on my first day of work, but soon I found that my coworkers were friendly and helpful.:first person
When you reach the center of the forest, you see that the path branches in two directions.:second person

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