Done or fixed by habit.

What is the "cigar" man's name?

Key word: I, me, we
In this point of view, the narrator is talking about himself or herself.

Who was the man that pretended to be Jimmy?

Which word means you are comparing two things using like or as?

Complicated or full of detail.

What is the police officer's name (first/last)?

Key word: You
In this point of view, the narrator is talking to someone.

How many years have passed since Bob and Jimmy have seen eachother?

Which term means you are comparing two things without using like or as?

Miserably/Gloomy

What is Bob's nickname?

Key word: he, she, it, they
In this point of view, the narrator is talking about only ONE person's thoughts or feelings.

How was Bob able to tell that the undercover cop was not the real Jimmy?
1.) His nose changed from a _____ to a _____ nose.

When someone writes a story about someone else, this is called _____________.

Conceit
Talking about oneself too much.

Where does the story take place?

Key word: he, she, it, they
In this point of view, the narrator is NOT talking about anyone's thoughts or feelings.

Where did Bob go when he decided to leave New York?
east, west, north, south

When someone writes a story about their own life, this is called an __________________.

At the same time.

What city is Bob wanted in?

Key word: he, she, it, they
In this point of view, the narrator is talking about more than one character's thoughts and feelings.

What is the name of the restaurant Bob is meeting Jimmy in front of?

Which point of view is this story told in and how do you know?