Question

the is the position from which a story is narrated, such as first - person or third - person.
language appeals to the five senses, helping to create vivid imagery and reveal character focus.
a reveals a characters inner thoughts, feelings, and emotions.
each characters unique comes from their background, experiences, and personality.
the person or voice that tells the story is called the
a is a tendency to favor or lean toward a particular perspective, often based on personal experiences and beliefs.
the central ideas or underlying meaning explored in a literary work is called the

Explanation:

1. The position from which a story is narrated like first - person or third - person is the point of view.
2. Language that appeals to the five senses to create vivid imagery is sensory language.
3. What reveals a character's inner thoughts, feelings and emotions is internal monologue.
4. Each character's unique speech or way of speaking comes from their background, experiences and personality, which is called dialect or voice.
5. The person or voice that tells the story is the narrator.
6. A tendency to favor or lean toward a particular perspective based on personal experiences and beliefs is bias.
7. The central ideas or underlying meaning explored in a literary work is the theme.

Answer:

1. point of view
2. sensory language
3. internal monologue
4. voice/dialect
5. narrator
6. bias
7. theme