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Home » GED Prep Blog » GED Reasoning Through Language Arts » 4 Points Of View You Should Know Before Taking The GED Reading Test

Feb 05 2014

4 Points Of View You Should Know Before Taking The GED Reading Test

Point of View

So when you’re reading material in the GED Reading Test, it’s important that you understand what Point of View it is written in. To figure out what Point of View the test is written in simply ask yourself: WHO IS TELLING THE STORY?

You should also know that there are four Types of Views any story will be written in. And you can determine the Point of View by simply looking for keywords throughout the story. Below is a chart that will define each point of view, identify the keywords of each Point of View and then offer an example of each.

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1. FIRST PERSON: Told from the perspective of the narrator. Keywords to look for: I/We
Example: Together, we walked to the mountain and I couldn’t believe how far it reached into the sky.

2. THIRD PERSON LIMITED: An outside voice tells the story. The narrator knows all there is to know about ONE character. Keywords to look for: He OR She (it will be either one gender or another because the narrator only knows the perspective of ONE character)
Example: Together, they walked to the mountain and she couldn’t believe how far it reached into the sky.

3.THIRD PERSON OMNISCIENT: An outside voice tells the story. The narrator knows all there is to know about ALL of the characters. Keys words to look for: He/She/They (It can be either gender because the narrator knows the perspective of ALL the characters.)
Example: Together, they walked to the mountain, and they couldn’t believe how far it reached into the sky.

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4. SECOND PERSON: The narrator tells the reader what they should do and feel. Keywords to look for: YOU
Example: Together, you walked to the mountain, and you couldn’t believe how far it reached into the sky.

Now, as your studying, be sure to become aware of the different Points of View with each story you read. This is a simple thing to quiz yourself on and then check back with the chart above to confirm your answer.

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