Question

which is a limitation of first person point of view? *
a. the story lacks emotion
b. the narrator cannot describe settings
c. the reader only knows what the narrator knows
d. the narrator knows all characters’ thoughts

Explanation:

First-person point of view uses a narrator who is part of the story. This narrator can only share their own experiences, knowledge, and perspective. Option A is wrong because first-person often has strong emotional depth. Option B is wrong as first-person narrators can clearly describe settings they encounter. Option D describes omniscient third-person, not first-person. The key limitation is the reader's knowledge is confined to what the narrator knows.

Answer:

C. The reader only knows what the narrator knows