7.4 Narration

• A first-person narrator creates intimacy with the reader.


  True
• The narrator's tone influences how the reader perceives the story
• An omniscient narrator is all-knowing and outside the story.
• A third-person limited narrator focuses on one character's thoughts and feelings.
• Each type of narrator affects how readers engage with the narrative.


  True
• What is a key characteristic of an omniscient narrator?

  All-knowing
• A third-person limited narrator builds empathy by showing the story through a specific character's eyes.
• What is a key characteristic of an omniscient narrator?

  All-knowing
• A third-person limited narrator provides a broad overview of the story.

  False
• A reliable narrator presents information accurately and honestly.
• What is a characteristic of an objective narrator?

  Neutral perspective
• An omniscient narrator is all-knowing
• What does a third-person limited narrator allow readers to see?

  Specific character's eyes
• Narrator reliability refers to the trustworthiness of their account.

  True
• An unreliable narrator may have limited or flawed understanding
• An omniscient narrator can provide insights into all characters' thoughts.


  True
• What does a third-person limited narrator allow readers to empathize with?

  A specific character
• Narration is the storytelling process, where an omniscient, first-person, or third-person limited narrator shapes how the story unfolds
• A first-person narrator reflects personal experience and emotions.

  True
• Match the narrator type with its key characteristics:

  Omniscient ↔️ All-knowing, comprehensive overview

  First-Person ↔️ Intimacy, personal emotions

  Third-Person Limited ↔️ Empathy, specific character's perspective
• Narration is the storytelling process, where a narrator shapes how the story unfolds.
• A first-person narrator creates intimacy with readers.


  True
• Match the narrator type with its perspective:

  Omniscient ↔️ Outside the story

  First-Person ↔️ Within the story

  Third-Person Limited ↔️ Focused on one character
• A first-person narrator reflects the personal experience and emotions of the narrator.
• What does narrator reliability refer to?

  Trustworthiness of the account
• An unreliable narrator may distort or omit information intentionally.


  True
• What does a first-person narrator create in a story?

  Intimacy and direct connection
• A first-person narrator reflects personal emotions and experiences.

  True
• Each narrator type affects how readers engage with the narrative
• What characteristic does a reliable narrator possess?

  Truthfulness
• What is the impact of point of view on a story?

  Reader engagement
• A first-person narrator limits the reader's perspective to only what they know and feel
• Steps to analyze narration in short fiction:

  1️⃣ Identify the narrator type

  2️⃣ Assess the narrator's reliability

  3️⃣ Determine the point of view

  4️⃣ Analyze the narrator's tone
• What does the tone of a narrator convey in a story?

  The narrator's attitude