Question

The wind was strong enough to blow leaves off the trees. A boy was walking down a blacktop path lined with oaks. The red and brown leaves fell through the air with each gust. The boy dribbled a ball down the path. "Behind you!" shouted a man on a bike. The boy dribbled the ball off the path and avoided the biker. "Sorry," shouted the biker as he sped away. The boy sighed and continued walking down the path, dribbling the ball. Narrator's Perspective: third person objective Explain how you know: 4​

Answer 1

third person

Step-by-step explanation:

third person because if it were first person it would be from eother the bo or the bikers prespective and if it were second person it would be informative like using words such as your. third person is from the narrators prespective and that is what this story shows.