Question

Which of the following offers the best evidence of the author's first person narrative voice in her book the house on mango street?

a. the pronouns we, they and she are used most often in the text.
b. the author uses real characters in the plot.
c. the pronouns i, me and my are used extensively in the text.
d. the author uses setting as a character in her story.

Answer 1

The answer is C. The pronouns I, me, and my are used extensively in the text.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is asking what evidence best supports the first person narrative voice in her book. We are looking for FIRST PERSON NARRATIVE. First person in books usually means that books are written like this:

I have had a bad day. I accidentally spilled milk on my brother and my mother grounded me.

That is an example of first person narrative. You can tell because there are pronouns like I, my, and me. Here is another sentence.

She had a bad day. She accidentally spilled milk on her brother and her mother grounded her.

We can see here that this is not narrative. This is about someone else. Whereas the other sentence is about the narrator.

I hope this helps!

Answer 2

The answer to this is D.