Question

If the narrator of a fictional piece is not a character in the story, which statement about the narrator is true?


The narrator of the work is always known as the speaker.

The narrator is the historical author of the piece.

The narrator speaks using an authorial voice.

The narrator will speak from a third-person point of view.

Answer 1

@kmacdaddy you have any idea about this?

Answer 2

not really

Answer 3

You understand the question? what it's asking?

Answer 4

nope

Answer 5

Narrator is the person who narrates a story. In this case narrator is not a character of the story. If your grandpa recites you a story about ancient kings and queen. He is the narrator and he is no part of story just like the question mentions. Do you follow?

Answer 6

ahh yes

Answer 7

So let's see option by option
Always known as speaker, if someone recites then they could be a speaker. But it can be a written story as well. So narrator is not speaker always.
Do you follow?

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Can you check if option 2 is correct? Does it make sense?

Answer 10

not really cause

Answer 11

i don't understand what a historical author is though

Answer 12

sry i look for details and things

Answer 13

no problem, historical author is the one who wrote the story in first place. Is your grandpa the historical author? may or may not be true. Do you follow?

Answer 14

kinda

Answer 15

let's see option 3, narrator uses authorial voice. IS it true?