Which answer is written in third person?

I was playing the video game when a sudden flash appeared on the screen. The lights dimmed and I was sucked into the television.

He was playing the video game when a sudden flash appeared on the screen. The lights dimmed and I was sucked into the television.

He was playing the video game when a sudden flash appeared on the screen. The lights dimmed and he was sucked into the television.

He was playing the video game when a sudden flash appeared on the screen. The lights dimmed and my body was sucked into the television.

Which sentence is not written in third person narrative?

They closed the door and crept up the stairs.

I will never let you look after my dog again.

Which of these answers is written in third person narrative?

I walked over to the bench and sat down.

She walked over to the bench and sat down.

If only I'd brought my umbrella!

How is third person narrative different to first person narrative?

Third person has a narrator telling you what is happening whereas first person is from one person’s viewpoint.

First person has a narrator telling you what is happening whereas third person is from one person's viewpoint.

Third person has a doctor telling you what is happening whereas first person is from a dog's viewpoint.

Third person must rhyme whereas first person is a song.

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KS1 English Quiz: Narrative - Third Person | Key Stage 1

Turn Narrative - Third Person into active revision with a KS1 English quiz made for steady practice, topic review and independent learning.

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 25 May 2026

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Topic: Narrative Third Person

Questions: 4

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying Narrative Third Person with consistent method and answer precision.

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When writing stories and articles, if you use the words he, she and they, your narrative is in third person. This is in contrast to first person which uses the word I. How are your child's creative writing skills? Test them by playing this enjoyable year 1 and year 2 KS1 English and Literacy quiz.

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