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What is a third-person limited point of view?(1 point) Responses the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and ref...Question
What is a third-person limited point of view?(1 point)
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the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and reflects the point of view of the author
the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and reflects the point of view of the author
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and tells the story
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and tells the story
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and has a skewed or inaccurate interpretation of events
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and has a skewed or inaccurate interpretation of events
the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and has access to the thoughts and experiences of one character
What is a narrator?(1 point)
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the voice that tells a story
the voice that tells a story
the person who reads a story
the person who reads a story
the main character of a story
the main character of a story
the author of a story
What is the perspective of the narrator in a literary text called?(1 point)
Responses
opinion
opinion
claim
claim
point of view
point of view
author’s purpose
A Fable
by Mark Twain
Great was the surprise and puzzlement of the animals. Each was now anxious to make the test himself and get at the straight truth.
"A Fable" by Mark Twain
Question
Use the passages to answer the question. Select Passage 1 and Passage 2.
Match each work to its point of view. Each work matches two answers.
(1 point)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
A Fable
A Book
The option "Omniscient" (4 of 4) has been selected. Press tab to choose a response area, and spacebar to insert it. Press escape to cancel.
Which best describes the difference in the way first-person point of view is used in “The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe and “Longing” by Paul Laurence Dunbar?(1 point)
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In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view shows the main character’s descent into madness, while in “Longing,” it shows the speaker’s yearning for their loved one.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view shows the main character’s descent into madness, while in “Longing,” it shows the speaker’s yearning for their loved one.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the story to move back and forth in time, while in “Longing” it reveals the speaker’s plans for the future.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the story to move back and forth in time, while in “Longing” it reveals the speaker’s plans for the future.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the narrator’s identity to be a surprise, while in “Longing,” it creates an air of mystery about the sea.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the narrator’s identity to be a surprise, while in “Longing,” it creates an air of mystery about the sea.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view conceals the victim’s emotions from the reader, while in “Longing,” it conceals the speaker’s true intentions from the reader.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view conceals the victim’s emotions from the reader, while in “Longing,” it conceals the speaker’s true intentions from the reader.
Responses
the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and reflects the point of view of the author
the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and reflects the point of view of the author
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and tells the story
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and tells the story
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and has a skewed or inaccurate interpretation of events
the perspective of a narrator who is a character within the story and has a skewed or inaccurate interpretation of events
the perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and has access to the thoughts and experiences of one character
What is a narrator?(1 point)
Responses
the voice that tells a story
the voice that tells a story
the person who reads a story
the person who reads a story
the main character of a story
the main character of a story
the author of a story
What is the perspective of the narrator in a literary text called?(1 point)
Responses
opinion
opinion
claim
claim
point of view
point of view
author’s purpose
A Fable
by Mark Twain
Great was the surprise and puzzlement of the animals. Each was now anxious to make the test himself and get at the straight truth.
"A Fable" by Mark Twain
Question
Use the passages to answer the question. Select Passage 1 and Passage 2.
Match each work to its point of view. Each work matches two answers.
(1 point)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
A Fable
A Book
The option "Omniscient" (4 of 4) has been selected. Press tab to choose a response area, and spacebar to insert it. Press escape to cancel.
Which best describes the difference in the way first-person point of view is used in “The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe and “Longing” by Paul Laurence Dunbar?(1 point)
Responses
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view shows the main character’s descent into madness, while in “Longing,” it shows the speaker’s yearning for their loved one.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view shows the main character’s descent into madness, while in “Longing,” it shows the speaker’s yearning for their loved one.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the story to move back and forth in time, while in “Longing” it reveals the speaker’s plans for the future.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the story to move back and forth in time, while in “Longing” it reveals the speaker’s plans for the future.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the narrator’s identity to be a surprise, while in “Longing,” it creates an air of mystery about the sea.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view allows the narrator’s identity to be a surprise, while in “Longing,” it creates an air of mystery about the sea.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view conceals the victim’s emotions from the reader, while in “Longing,” it conceals the speaker’s true intentions from the reader.
In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view conceals the victim’s emotions from the reader, while in “Longing,” it conceals the speaker’s true intentions from the reader.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the correct responses to the questions you've provided:
1. **What is a third-person limited point of view?**
- *The perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and has access to the thoughts and experiences of one character.*
2. **What is a narrator?**
- *The voice that tells a story.*
3. **What is the perspective of the narrator in a literary text called?**
- *Point of view.*
4. **Match each work to its point of view.**
- A Fable - *Third-person limited* (Note: You mentioned "Omniscient," but based on your previous question, it seems "third-person limited" fits better for "A Fable.")
- A Book - *Omniscient.*
5. **Which best describes the difference in the way first-person point of view is used in “The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe and “Longing” by Paul Laurence Dunbar?**
- *In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view shows the main character’s descent into madness, while in “Longing,” it shows the speaker’s yearning for their loved one.*
If you need further clarifications or adjustments, feel free to ask!
1. **What is a third-person limited point of view?**
- *The perspective of a narrator who is outside the story and has access to the thoughts and experiences of one character.*
2. **What is a narrator?**
- *The voice that tells a story.*
3. **What is the perspective of the narrator in a literary text called?**
- *Point of view.*
4. **Match each work to its point of view.**
- A Fable - *Third-person limited* (Note: You mentioned "Omniscient," but based on your previous question, it seems "third-person limited" fits better for "A Fable.")
- A Book - *Omniscient.*
5. **Which best describes the difference in the way first-person point of view is used in “The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe and “Longing” by Paul Laurence Dunbar?**
- *In “The Tell Tale Heart,” the first-person point of view shows the main character’s descent into madness, while in “Longing,” it shows the speaker’s yearning for their loved one.*
If you need further clarifications or adjustments, feel free to ask!