Question

When a character within a story is also the narrator, this is an example of?

First person narration

Second person narration

Third person limited narration

Third person omniscient narration

Answer 1

Answer: A) First person narration

Explanation: This passage is narrated in third-person narration, as it does not use any personal pronouns, such as "I" or "me". The correct answer is A).

Third-person narration is a form of storytelling in which the narrator is referring to the characters in the story as "he", "she", "they", and so on.

In this type of narration, the narrator is not one of the characters and is instead speaking about the characters and events as if they are separate from them. This is an example of first person narration. I, me, and we are commonly used in this sort of script.

This allows the narrator to provide a more objective perspective and to provide more insight into the characters and events than would be possible if they were part of the story.

Answer 2

This is an example of first person narration. I, me, and we are commonly used in this sort of script.