which point of view is this written from? the seventh grade class was taking a field trip to washington…

which point of view is this written from? the seventh grade class was taking a field trip to washington, d.c. hank was excited to see the monuments. thomas and patty were so excited they made a list of all the stops they wanted to make.\n1st person - uses i, me, my\nomniscient - tells thoughts of all characters\nlimited - tells thoughts of one character

which point of view is this written from? the seventh grade class was taking a field trip to washington, d.c. hank was excited to see the monuments. thomas and patty were so excited they made a list of all the stops they wanted to make.\n1st person - uses i, me, my\nomniscient - tells thoughts of all characters\nlimited - tells thoughts of one character

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Brief Explanations:

The text mentions the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters (Hank, Thomas, and Patty). An omniscient point - of - view allows the narrator to know and share the thoughts of all characters. In this case, since we are told Hank's excitement and Thomas and Patty's excitement (and their action of making a list), it fits the omniscient point - of view.

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Omniscient - tells thoughts of all characters