Narration

He says, ‘I enjoy this.’

• He says that I enjoy this.

• He says that he enjoys this.

• He say he enjoys this

• He says that he enjoy that.

She says, ‘I don’t want to go.’

• She says that I don't want to go.

• She say that she doesn't want to go.

• She says that she doesn't want to go.

• None of the above

Rita says, ‘I am working.’

• Rita says that she is working.

• Rita says that he is working.

• Rita said that she was working.

• None of the above

She will say, ‘I have finished.’

• She will say that she had finished.

• She will says that she has finish.

• She will say that she has finished.

• None of the above.

This type of narrator is outside the story and knows everything that's going on in the story; can present multiple points of view

• First person narrator

• Second person narrator

• Third person limited narrator

• Omniscient narrator

What is an objective narrator?

• A narrator who is emotionally involved in the story

• A narrator who only tells the story from their own perspective

• A narrator who presents the story in a neutral and unbiased manner

• A narrator who frequently expresses their opinions and biases

What is the difference between a third-person and a first-person narrator?

• The use of pronouns and perspective

• The weather in the story

• Their favorite food

• The color of their clothing

"As you take the quiz, you feel your confidence growing, and a smile creeps across your face." What type of narration is this?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person limited

• Third person omniscient

This type of narrator is outside the story and reveals thoughts of only one character

• First person narrator

• Third person limited narrator

• Second person narrator

• Omniscient narrator

He said, ‘I won’t permit this.’

• He said that he wouldn't permit that.

• He told that he wouldn't permit that.

• He said that he won't permit that.

• None of the above.