Question

a limited narrator differs from an omniscient narrator because the limited narrator: a. cannot describe any emotions b. only reports dialogue c. has access to fewer characters thoughts d always speaks in first person

Explanation:

A limited narrator is restricted to the perspective of one or a small number of characters, so they can only access and share the thoughts of those specific characters. An omniscient narrator has full access to all characters' thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Option A is wrong because limited narrators can describe emotions (of the character they follow). Option B is incorrect as they can report more than just dialogue, like a character's internal experience. Option D is false because limited narration can also be in third person (e.g., third-person limited).

Answer:

C. Has access to fewer characters' thoughts