Question
Which narrative technique does Jing mainly use in her writing?
Group of answer choices
First-person point of view and personal stories
Interviews with professional players
Third-person biography style
Fictional examples of athletes
Group of answer choices
First-person point of view and personal stories
Interviews with professional players
Third-person biography style
Fictional examples of athletes
Answers
GPT-5 mini
I don’t have the passage you’re referring to — can you paste Jing’s text or a short excerpt?
Meanwhile, here’s a quick way to decide yourself:
- First-person/personal stories: uses I, we, my, me and describes the author’s own experiences or feelings.
- Interviews: contains questions and answers or lots of direct quotes from different people (e.g., “Interviewer: …”).
- Third-person biography: refers to the subject as he/she/their and presents facts about someone else’s life.
- Fictional examples: describes clearly made-up athletes or scenarios, sometimes with invented names and imaginative details.
If you can’t share the excerpt, tell me whether the writing uses “I” and personal anecdotes (then choose the first option); if not, tell me what you notice and I’ll pick the correct answer.
Meanwhile, here’s a quick way to decide yourself:
- First-person/personal stories: uses I, we, my, me and describes the author’s own experiences or feelings.
- Interviews: contains questions and answers or lots of direct quotes from different people (e.g., “Interviewer: …”).
- Third-person biography: refers to the subject as he/she/their and presents facts about someone else’s life.
- Fictional examples: describes clearly made-up athletes or scenarios, sometimes with invented names and imaginative details.
If you can’t share the excerpt, tell me whether the writing uses “I” and personal anecdotes (then choose the first option); if not, tell me what you notice and I’ll pick the correct answer.