Who is telling the story of "The Ant and the Grasshopper"?, The Ant, The Grasshopper, The narrator, The reader, Since the narrator is an observer who uses names like "The Ant" and pronouns like "he" and "it," what is the point of view?, First Person, Second Person, Third Person, Fourth Person, If the story started with: "I was hopping about the field, singing my favorite song," which point of view would that be?, First Person, Second Person, Third Person, No point of view, In the sentence: "I am helping to lay up food," said the Ant, the word "I" is used inside quotation marks. Does this change the whole story's point of view to First Person?, Yes, the whole story is now First Person., No, it is just a character speaking; the narrator is still Third Person., Yes, because "I" is a first-person pronoun., Read this sentence: "You should always prepare for the future." Which point of view uses the word "you" to speak directly to the reader?, First Person, Second Person, Third Person, Omniscient, Which of these pronouns is a "clue word" for Third Person?, I, You, They, Me, If you wrote a diary entry about your school day, which point of view would you use?, First Person, Second Person, Third Person, Objective, In Third Person point of view, the narrator is like:, A character in the story., A person watching the story happen from a distance., The person reading the book., A person talking to themselves., Which sentence is written in Second Person?, She went to the store., I went to the store., You went to the store., They went to the store., Why do authors use Third Person point of view in fables like "The Ant and the Grasshopper"?, To show only what one character is thinking, To talk directly to the reader only., To show the actions of all characters so the reader can learn a lesson.

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