Question

What does it mean for a narrator to be reliable?

A. It means that readers should believe everything the narrator says.
B. It means that readers have an easy time believing what the narrator says.
C. It means that the narrator is the main character of the story.
D. It means that readers should not believe what the narrator says.

Answer 1

B

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

I'm just gunna go with everyone else and say B :D

Answer 4

thx guys

Answer 5

The person telling a story is called the ______.

A. narrator
B. character
C. reader
D. author

Answer 6

A

Answer 7

a

Answer 8

Which narrator seems reliable?

A. A drug addict explaining why he shouldn't be arrested
B. A fisherman describing the large fish he almost caught
C. A child describing the dream she had last night
D. A parent arguing for better safety standards in the local park

Answer 9

I think it would be either B or D.

Answer 10

D im thinking.

Answer 11

it was D guys

Answer 12

yay :), I feel smart. lol

Answer 13

What is climax?

A. The main character's central problem
B. Where and when a story takes place
C. A story's ending, when the central problem is solved
D. An exciting moment in the story

Answer 14

The highest or most intense point in the development or resolution of something; culmination.
C.

Answer 15

lol thats wrong

Answer 16

I meant D -_-

Answer 17

lol right :)

Answer 18

Why is it important to understand the perspective from which a story is told?

A. Perspective changes the way things are described.
B. The author's perspective might not be the same as the characters'.
C. Some perspectives are more reliable than others.
D. Not knowing the perspective can be very confusing to readers.