Question

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Answer 1

Which two statements about first-person narration are generally true?
The narrator can be a witness or a reteller of events.
The narrator always provides reliable information.
The narrator accurately knows past and future events.
The narrator is a character in the story.
The narrator knows everything about all characters.

Answer 2

Ok think about it like this, they will use words such as I, we, us, and me. THEY are writing the story.

Answer 3

So which ones can you rule out?

Answer 4

So if you were writing a story about you and your family, would you know all their thoughts and everything about them?

Answer 5

im still confuesed im not that bright when it comes to english

Answer 6

That's ok :) Well we can rule out E because you can't know possibly everything about the characters like what they are thinking.

Answer 7

B can't be correct because they can't "always" provide reliable info.

Answer 8

That leaves A, C, and D

Answer 9

Ok so we can KNOW that in the 1st person view, the narrator is in the story. Because they use I, we, us, and me. So we know D is right. RIght @habbababba1

Answer 10

so is he a reteller of events what im still lost bro

Answer 11

You are going to have to pick A or C. Which one do you think?

Answer 12

Don't forget we already know D is right, but we can only pick one other.

Answer 13

ik d is right but idk bro im not good at english if i fail this test i have to repeat the whole class and i only have so long left

Answer 14

Well I can't give out direct answers but tbh I am not 100% sure.

Answer 15

I think it will be A though

Answer 16

i was thinking it would be c but ok

Answer 17

Like I said I am not 100% sure but pick either A or C and defiantly D