Question

question 3 of 20
a writer who is trying to help the reader get an outside perspective on all the characters in his or her story, while at the same time allowing the reader to learn details that are not obvious to the characters themselves, should use
____ point of view.

a. second - person
b. third - person omniscient
c. third - person limited
d. first - person

Explanation:

The third - person omniscient point of view allows the reader an outside perspective on all characters and reveals details not known to the characters. First - person is from one character's view, second - person addresses the reader as "you", and third - person limited focuses on one character's thoughts.

Answer:

B. third - person omniscient