Question

The carousel lurched into life, its jarringly sweet song abruptly sounding through the nearly empty park. A flock of birds startled and scattered across the sky. I called out, "Whoops, sorry!" to the few families waiting for a turn. "You've got to be kidding me," one of the fathers sighed, leading his son away from the creaky ride. Which detail from the text best indicates that this story is told in the first person? A "'You've got to be kidding me'..." B "The carousel lurched into life…" C "I called out, 'Whoops, sorry!'" D "A flock of birds startled..."

Answer 1

C. "I called out, 'Whoops,

Step-by-step explanation:

Note the use of the word 'I' in the sentence. In the English language words such as 'I' and 'my' are used to indicate a first-person narrative writing style.

As can be observed from the text, The narrator is speaking from his or her own perspective. In other words, he informs the reader that he performs the action or that he is the one who experiences what is been said.