Question

What characterizes the first-person narrator?

The first-person narrator is a participant in the action of the story, often
as the protagonist.

The first-person narrator is a nameless figure identified with the author.

The first-person narrator can enter characters' minds and know what
each one is thinking.

The first-person narrator is a minor character in the action of the story.

Answer 1

The answer is “the first-person narrator is a participant in the action of the story, often the protagonist”