Writing an Argument that Supports the Characteristics of a Role Model

Question 1

Identify the correct point of view in each sentence. | She told me that it was Robert's day to wash the dishes after dinner. | First, you need to remove the screen from the window. | I told her that I thought it was a bad idea to skip breakfast. | He was her best friend in school.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

first-person

Question 2

Identify the correct point of view in each sentence. | She told me that it was Robert's day to wash the dishes after dinner. | First, you need to remove the screen from the window. | I told her that I thought it was a bad idea to skip breakfast. | He was her best friend in school.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

second-person

Question 3

Identify the correct point of view in each sentence. | She told me that it was Robert's day to wash the dishes after dinner. | First, you need to remove the screen from the window. | I told her that I thought it was a bad idea to skip breakfast. | He was her best friend in school.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

first-person

Question 4

Identify the correct point of view in each sentence. | She told me that it was Robert's day to wash the dishes after dinner. | First, you need to remove the screen from the window. | I told her that I thought it was a bad idea to skip breakfast. | He was her best friend in school.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

third-person

Question 5

How does first-person point of view help you picture what it was like during the outbreak?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

It shows that the heat made it very uncomfortable in the city that summer.

Question 6

What does the narrator think of Philadelphia’s noises?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

She finds the many noises annoying.

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