Question

26) How does the author of this text introduce multiple points of view in the story? A She describes personal moments from Benny's life when he was Nate's age. B) She tells the story in both first-person and third- person points of view. She told half of the story from Nate's point of view and half from Benny's. She shifts the setting from the present to the future, and then back to the past.​

Answer 1

A: She described personal moments from Benny's life when he was Nate's age.

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