based on how the narrative point of view affects what the reader understands, which is not true?\na. it…
based on how the narrative point of view affects what the reader understands, which is not true?\na. it reveals the narrators thought process and feelings.\nb. it explains the reasons for the narrators actions.\nc. it creates a feeling of suspense in the passage.\nd. it suggests the overall theme of the passage.
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Option A: The use of "I" (first - person point of view) allows the reader to know the narrator's thoughts like "wondering if today would be the day" and feelings (excitement and apprehension), so this is true.
- Option B: The passage does not explain the reasons for the narrator's actions. We know the narrator is waiting for an email, but there is no information about why the email is so important (e.g., is it a job offer, a college acceptance? We don't know).
- Option C: Phrases like "Would the email...be waiting in my inbox? And if so, what would it say?" create suspense. So this is true.
- Option D: The theme of anticipation (waiting for an important email that could change life) is suggested through the narrator's actions and thoughts. So this is true.
Answer:
B. It explains the reasons for the narrator’s actions.