Question

which point of view does the narrator use in the passage? when dad decided he wanted to take the family for an outing in the pierce arrow, hed whistle assembly, and then ask: \how many want to go for a ride?\ the question was purely rhetorical, for when dad rode, everybody rode. so wed all say we thought a ride would be fine. from frank b. gilbreth jr. and ernestine gilbreth carey, cheaper by the dozen. copyright 1948 by frank b. gilbreth jr. and ernestine gilbreth carey first person second person third person

Explanation:

The passage uses first-person pronouns like "we" and "we'd", which indicate the narrator is part of the story and speaking from their own experience within the family group.

Answer:

first person