question 1 points 3\nread the following student - written narrative introduction.\n\i could feel my heart…

question 1 points 3\nread the following student - written narrative introduction.\n\i could feel my heart race as i walked onto the stage. the auditorium was silent, and every eye was fixed on me. this was my only chance to prove i deserved the lead role.\\nwhich narrative element is most clearly established in this introduction?\nthe narrators point of view and the problem/situation.\nthe conclusion of the story\nthe solution to the problem\na description of the setting only

question 1 points 3\nread the following student - written narrative introduction.\n\i could feel my heart race as i walked onto the stage. the auditorium was silent, and every eye was fixed on me. this was my only chance to prove i deserved the lead role.\\nwhich narrative element is most clearly established in this introduction?\nthe narrators point of view and the problem/situation.\nthe conclusion of the story\nthe solution to the problem\na description of the setting only

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • The use of "I" indicates first - person point of view.
  • The situation of walking onto the stage with the need to prove deserving the lead role presents a problem/situation.
  • There is no conclusion (as it's an introduction), no solution (since the problem is just presented), and it's not just a setting (as it includes the character's internal state and problem).

Answer:

The narrator’s point of view and the problem/situation.