Exercise
Form 8: Black Beauty - Point of View & Empathy
Examine an extract from Black Beauty to analyze point of view and empathy. See how first-person narration builds a strong emotional connection with the reader.
Questions
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From what point of view is 'Black Beauty' written?
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Which sentence contains a simile describing Black Beauty's harness?
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What was Anna Sewell's primary purpose in writing 'Black Beauty'?
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Identify the simile that expresses sadness or fear.
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How is Black Beauty's temperament described by his first master?
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Which phrase is a metaphor describing the bearing rein?
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How did Ginger's past experience contrast with Beauty's early life?
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Which line uses personification during the stormy night scene?
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How does Beauty save his master's life at the river bridge?
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How is life as a London cab horse portrayed?
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Which line contains a metaphor describing Jerry Barker?
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Select the simile used to describe Beauty's white star on his forehead.
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What cause of animal suffering is emphasized most in the novel?
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What mood is established in the final chapter when Beauty reaches his last home?
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What overall moral lesson does 'Black Beauty' teach?