Question

have you ever wanted to announce sports on television or on the radio? if you are interested in learning what it takes to be a sportscaster, read the steps below. steps: 1. get a college degree in journalism with a focus on broadcasting. 2. learn to write well by taking writing classes and by reading a variety of literature. 3. study good sportscasters. listen to and watch the way successful sportscasters announce games. 4. practice announcing by watching games and by recording yourself. 5. send your best recordings to sportscasters that you admire. 6. volunteer at or get an entry - level job at a radio or television station. this will help you gain experience in broadcasting and help you make contacts with people in the business. 7. become an expert on one or two sports. it is impossible to know everything about every sport. however, you can become very knowledgeable about one or two sports. 8. tell people that you want to become a sportscaster. you have to make contacts and let people know that you are pursuing a career as a sportscaster. 9. be willing and ready to cover sporting events. you may get an unexpected opportunity to announce at a sporting event. you have to be willing to travel, and you have to be available. instructions like the ones above are usually written from a a. second person point of view b. first person point of view c. third person limited point of view d. third person omniscient point of view

Explanation:

The text uses "you" throughout, which indicates a second - person point of view. It gives instructions directly to the reader as if speaking to them personally.

Answer:

A. second person point of view