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A fourth-grade class is reading the first novel in the series A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. The Bad Beginning, narrated by Lemony Snicket, tells the story of three orphan children who are plagued by an evil relative trying to adopt them for their fortune. As part of the lessons that take place during the novel, the students are asked to choose a scene they found particularly interesting and rewrite it, making a new character the narrator. After everyone has finished, the teacher invites students to share their stories with the class.What is the most likely primary purpose of this activity?A. to practice incorporating context clues for challenging vocabularyB. to explore how point of view impacts a narrativeC. to analyze plot structure and its use in narrativesD. to practice presentation skills
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