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The position from which you write about your subject is called your A. prerogative. B. advantage. C. point of view. D. standpoint.
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The position from which you write about your subject is called your A. prerogative. B. advantage. C. point of view. D. standpoint.

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The answer is D, standpoint. Now, you may be asking: "Johnny, wouldn't it be point of view?" Well, no. Point of view means first person, or second person. How the story is told. The standpoint tells your views and how you write about your subject!
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C. Point Of View

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