1. The point of view in a narrative or personal narrative is . Select one:
a. the first person or "I"
b. the second person or "you"
c. the third person: "he" or "she"
d. a godlike narrator

2. Learning to love and analyze jokes helped what aspect of Annie Dillard's life?
Select one:
a. Her career as a comedian.
b. Her love life.
c. Her career as a writer.
d. Her career as a teacher.

3. " Learning to love and analyze jokes helped what aspect of Annie Dillard's life?"

The answer to the question above is included in this essay because .
Select one:
a. it provides the commentary and lets us understand the significance
b. it provides the conflict of the story
c. it is a creative technique
d. it provides description

4. While throughout most of her essay, Dillard is summarizing years of joke telling, she does include one scene with action and dialogue. It is .
Select one:
a. the description of analyzing jokes
b. the section about falling "in love with it all"
c. the father telling bar jokes
d. the father telling the joke about the "four-by-twos"

5. According to Dillard at the end of her essay, is as important as the joke-teller.
Select one:
a. the person the joke is about
b. the "straight man or woman"
c. the listener
d. the person who invented the joke