Which point of view is narrated by a character within the story?

• A. First Person
• B. Third Person Limited
• C. Third Person Omniscient
• D. Second Person

Answer: (A)

This question tests recognizing when the narrator is a character in the story telling from their own perspective. In first-person narration, the storyteller uses I or we and shares events from inside the world of the story, including that character’s thoughts and feelings. The narrator is part of what’s happening, so you see through that character’s eyes and know only what they know.

By contrast, third-person limited stays outside the story and follows one character’s experiences, though it can reveal that character’s thoughts. Third-person omniscient is outside the story but can reveal thoughts and feelings of many characters. Second person directly addresses the reader as you, which is not a narrator inside the story’s world.

So when the narration comes from a character within the story and uses that character’s voice, it’s first-person narration.