Question

which best defines narrative perspective? a. the way characters speak to each other b. how a story is told c. the process of writing dialogue d. the number of pages in the story what determines a characters unique voice? a. only their age b. their background and experiences c. only their education d. their physical appearance and demographics which describes an external perspective? a. reading private thoughts b. internal monologue c. exploring feelings d. focus on outward actions what reflects background in writing? a. the arrangement of paragraphs b. the storys length c. word choice d. the number of chapters included what creates character voice? a. the length of their dialogue in the story b. personal history c. the number of times they appear d. their relationship to other characters what defines point of view? a. the complete timeline of events b. the detailed description of the setting c. narration position d. the character relationships

Explanation:

1. Narrative perspective is about how a story is presented, so "How a story is told" is correct.
2. A character's unique voice is shaped by their background and experiences.
3. An external perspective focuses on outward - visible actions.
4. Word choice can reflect a writer's or character's background.
5. Personal history creates a character's voice as it influences their way of speaking and thinking.
6. Point of view is defined by the narration position (e.g., first - person, third - person).

Answer:

1. b. How a story is told
2. b. Their background and experiences
3. d. Focus on outward actions
4. c. Word choice
5. b. Personal history
6. c. Narration position