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Which point of view uses the 'I' voice and sees the story through one character's eyes?
Which point of view uses the 'I' voice and sees the story through one character's eyes?
- Second Person Point of View
- Third person limited Point of View
- Third Person Omniscient Point of View
- First person Point of View (correct)
Which point of view uses the 'you' voice and makes the reader a part of the story?
Which point of view uses the 'you' voice and makes the reader a part of the story?
- Third person limited Point of View
- Second Person Point of View (correct)
- Third Person Omniscient Point of View
- First person Point of View
Which point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and sees the story through many characters' eyes?
Which point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and sees the story through many characters' eyes?
- Third Person Omniscient Point of View (correct)
- Second Person Point of View
- First person Point of View
- Third person limited Point of View
Which point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and sees the story through one character's eyes?
Which point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and sees the story through one character's eyes?
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Which point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and does not see the story through any character's eyes?
Which point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and does not see the story through any character's eyes?
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Point of View
- First-person point of view uses the 'I' voice and allows the reader to see the story through one character's eyes.
Second-Person Point of View
- Second-person point of view uses the 'you' voice and makes the reader a part of the story.
Third-Person Point of View
- Third-person limited point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and sees the story through one character's eyes.
- Third-person omniscient point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and sees the story through many characters' eyes.
- Third-person objective point of view uses the 'he/she/they' voice and does not see the story through any character's eyes.
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