Asked by Annabelle

Sorry.

Elizabeth wants to turn her diary entry into a fictional short story. Which BEST identifies a structural change that would allow readers to know more about the thoughts and feelings of Stevie and Elizabeth's parents?

A)changing the point of view from first person to second person

B)changing the point of view from second person to first person

C)changing the point of view from first person to third person limited

D)changing the point of view from first person to third person omniscient

I don't understand this one but I was thinking maybe C?


Elizabeth wants to turn her diary entry into a fictional short story. Which BEST identifies a structural change that would turn this nonfiction account of her trip into a fictional short story?

A)describing the setting in greater detail, especially Niagara Falls

B)adding expressive dialogue between Elizabeth and her family members

C)adding that Stevie slipped down an embankment and was rescued by Elizabeth

D)including the names and descriptions of people other than herself and her family

Maybe A?


Which would MOST LIKELY be included to change Elizabeth's diary entry of her trip into a fictional novel?
A)a change in the font style, with bullet lists and highlighted text

B)more figurative language and the inclusion of rhyming descriptions

C)expressive dialogue among Elizabeth, her family, and other characters

D)fewer exclamation points and contractions and more supporting evidence

B?
Answered by Ms. Sue
This site explains third person objective and third person omniscient.

http://www.ohio.edu/people/hartleyg/ref/fiction/pov.html

I disagree with your second answer.

The third answer is probably C.

Answered by Annabelle
Ah.. 1 is D because
" Which BEST identifies a structural change that would allow readers to know more about the thoughts and feelings of Stevie and Elizabeth's parents?".. Third Person Omniscient: The narrator knows everything; all thoughts, feelings, and actions may be related to the reader

2. I believe is D maybe, not sure.
Answered by Annabelle
no no no.. not D, B.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes, 1 is D.

2 could be either B or D. Check your book.
Answered by hamsterlover
2.c 3.c i took the test
Answered by Tyanna
What is the answer to this question? Elizabeth wants to turn her diary entry into a fictional short story. Which BEST identifies a structural change that would allow readers to know more about the thoughts and feelings of Stevie and Elizabeth's parents?
Answered by Tyanna
The answer choices are
A) changing the point of view from first person to second person
B) changing the point of view from second person to first person
C) changing the point of view from first person to third person limited
D) changing the point of view from first person to third person omniscient
Answered by Tyanna
Hopefully you guys would be able to help me because im kind of slow and i need you all help.
Answered by Hi
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(A) First point of view
(B) Second point of view
(C) Third point of view.

Which one is it cause I don't know.
Answered by Monicarosefromlosa27
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