Question

1. match the definition with the type of point of view. the point of view in which a character in the story is the narrator the point of view in which an outside narrator tells the story, focusing on the thoughts and feelings of one character the point of view in which an outside narrator knows and reveals the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters third - person omniscient first - person omniscient third - person limited a message or insight a story reveals about life or people first - person

Explanation:

First - person point of view has a character as the narrator. Third - person limited has an outside narrator focusing on one character's thoughts. Third - person omniscient has an outside narrator knowing multiple characters' thoughts. There is no such thing as first - person omniscient.

Answer:

• the point of view in which a character in the story is the narrator: first - person
• the point of view in which an outside narrator tells the story, focusing on the thoughts and feelings of one character: third - person limited
• the point of view in which an outside narrator knows and reveals the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters: third - person omniscient