Question

match each type of point of view with its definition. ela.e1.aor.3.1 analyze how an author creates effects such as suspense or humor through differences in the perspectives of the characters and the reader. the narrator is telling the story directly- they know the thoughts and feelings of all characters without bias choose told from the viewpoint of one character in the story choose told from the viewpoint of one character choose the narrator talks to the reader directly choose

Explanation:

Each definition is matched to the standard literary point of view:

1. Omniscient point of view means the narrator has full access to all characters' inner thoughts and feelings, with an unbiased, all-knowing perspective.
2. Third-person limited point of view is told from one character's perspective, only revealing that single character's experiences and thoughts.
3. First-person point of view is narrated directly from one character's personal viewpoint, using first-person pronouns.
4. Second-person point of view directly addresses the reader, using "you" to immerse them in the story.

Answer:

• The narrator is telling the story directly- they know the thoughts and feelings of all characters without bias: Omniscient Point of View
• Told from the viewpoint of one character in the story: Third-Person Limited Point of View
• Told from the viewpoint of one character: First-Person Point of View
• The narrator talks to the reader directly: Second-Person Point of View