Question

1. some narrators simply have a limited point of view, while others are unreliable. how can you tell the difference? a narrator with a limited point of view doesn’t know everything; an unreliable narrator knows but tries to mislead you. only children have a limited point of view, while adult narrators are unreliable. a limited point of view is consistent in tone, while an unreliable narrator keeps changing his or her mind. an unreliable narrator will seem too eager to share information about the motivations of others.

Explanation:

A narrator with a limited point - of - view has restricted knowledge due to their position or nature. An unreliable narrator has the knowledge but deliberately distorts or misleads. The other options are incorrect as age is not a determinant of limited point - of view or unreliability, tone consistency is not the key difference, and eagerness to share others' motivations is not the defining trait of an unreliable narrator.

Answer:

A. A narrator with a limited point of view doesn’t know everything; an unreliable narrator knows but tries to mislead you.