Final answer:
The incorrect option in the question is 'flat,' as it is not considered a type of narrative point of view. Proper types include first-person, third-person (limited and omniscient), and second-person narrations.
Step-by-step explanation:
The type of narration not listed in the question is second-person narration, which uses 'you' to address the reader directly. Common types of narration include first-person, where a character tells the story using 'I,' and third-person, which includes both limited and omniscient perspectives. Third-person limited is when the story is told from the outside without using 'I', 'you', or 'we,' and the narrator only knows as much as the characters do, while third-person omniscient provides a god-like perspective where the narrator has access to all information in the story. 'Flat' and 'direct address' are not typically considered standalone types of narrative point of view. Instead, direct address can be a technique used within different types of narration, such as when characters in a first-person or third-person narrative speak directly to the audience.