Question

Nora is reading a story in which the narrator takes part in the story. From which point of view is the story most likely written? A. third person limited B. first person C. third person omniscient

Answer 1

First person. I believe that this is the answer because the narrator is a character and takes part and shares his or her opinions. 

Answer 2

The correct answer is B. First person

Step-by-step explanation:

In stories, there are different points of view or narrators that can be included. However, the most common ones included first-person point of view in which the narrator or voice telling the story is also one of the main characters of it and therefore describes the events from his/her point of view by using the pronouns "I" / "we" and third person point of view in which the narrator is external to the story and because of this uses the pronouns "she", "he", "it", also this point of view can be omniscient in case the narrator has access to the thoughts and feelings of characters or limited in case the narrator only describes the elements that are observable. Considering this, it can be concluded if Nora is reading a story in which the narrator takes part of it the point of view is probably first-person as this is the only point of view in which the narrator is also a character involved in the story.