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From the Ted Talk by Rebekah Bergman: First person vs. Second person vs. Third person
Unscramble the Blue Letters
But Rapunzel can also be told by a character in the story— a first person narrator. The tail end of Rapunzel’s locks plopped down at my feet. I grabbed on and began to climb… ugh! I couldn’t untangle myself. Strands came off all over me, sicktnig to my sweat.
In a first person narrative, the story can change dlalratimcay depending on which character is the notarrar. Say Rapunzel was narrating instead of the prince: I hope he appreciates how long it takes to unbraid 25 feet of hair, I thought. OUCH! I'll be honest; I thought my salcp would srtceth off of my sukll. "Can you climb any faster?" I yelled.
Open Cloze
But Rapunzel can also be told by a character in the story— a first person narrator. The tail end of Rapunzel’s locks plopped down at my feet. I grabbed on and began to climb… ugh! I couldn’t untangle myself. Strands came off all over me, ________ to my sweat.
In a first person narrative, the story can change ____________ depending on which character is the ________. Say Rapunzel was narrating instead of the prince: I hope he appreciates how long it takes to unbraid 25 feet of hair, I thought. OUCH! I'll be honest; I thought my _____ would _______ off of my _____. "Can you climb any faster?" I yelled.
Solution
- dramatically
- narrator
- stretch
- sticking
- scalp
- skull
Original Text
But Rapunzel can also be told by a character in the story— a first person narrator. The tail end of Rapunzel’s locks plopped down at my feet. I grabbed on and began to climb… ugh! I couldn’t untangle myself. Strands came off all over me, sticking to my sweat.
In a first person narrative, the story can change dramatically depending on which character is the narrator. Say Rapunzel was narrating instead of the prince: I hope he appreciates how long it takes to unbraid 25 feet of hair, I thought. OUCH! I'll be honest; I thought my scalp would stretch off of my skull. "Can you climb any faster?" I yelled.
Frequently Occurring Word Combinations
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Important Words
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- character
- climb
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- dramatically
- faster
- feet
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- hair
- hope
- locks
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- narrating
- narrative
- narrator
- person
- plopped
- rapunzel
- scalp
- skull
- sticking
- story
- strands
- stretch
- sweat
- tail
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- told
- unbraid
- untangle
- yelled