Question

What is first-person point of view in a literary text?

- a point of view in which the narrator is telling their own story and the reader knows what the narrator is thinking
and feeling
- a point of view in which the narrator is telling their own story and the reader does not know what the narrator is
thinking and feeling
- a point of view in which the narrator is telling someone else's story and the reader knows what the characters are
thinking and feeling
- a point of view in which the narrator is telling someone else's story and the reader does not know what the
characters are thinking and feeling

Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is: a point of view in which the narrator is telling their own story and the reader knows what the narrator is thinking and feeling

Explanation: First-person point of view is a narrative perspective in which the story is told by a character within the story. The narrator refers to themselves as "I" and shares their personal experiences, thoughts, and emotions with the reader. This provides insight into the narrator's perspective and allows the reader to have a direct understanding of their thoughts and feelings.