Question

1. what is the term for the voice that tells the story?

a. author

b. character

c. narrator

d. point of view

1. what aspect of literature reflects common human experiences?

a. grammar

b. length

c. themes

d. format

1. which point of view uses he, she, or they and reveals only one character’s thoughts?

a. second - person

b. first - person

c. third - person limited

d. third - person omniscient

Explanation:

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The term for the voice that tells the story is the narrator. An author creates the story, a character is part of the story, and point of view is the perspective from which the story is told, not the voice telling it. So the correct option is c.

Themes in literature are the underlying ideas or messages that reflect common human experiences like love, loss, courage, etc. Grammar is about language structure, length is about the size of the text, and format is about the layout, none of which reflect human experiences. So the correct option is c.

Third - person limited point of view uses "he", "she", or "they" and reveals only one character's thoughts. Second - person uses "you", first - person uses "I/we", and third - person omniscient reveals multiple characters' thoughts. So the correct option is c.

Answer:

c. Narrator

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