6.4 Narration

• Narration involves the voice or perspective through which the story is told
• A first-person narrator is always the main character in the story.


  True
• A third-person omniscient narrator has access to the thoughts and feelings of all characters
• What pronoun does a first-person narrator use?

  I
• A third-person limited narrator focuses on the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of a single character
• A first-person narrator is always unbiased.

  False
• A third-person omniscient narrator has access to the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of all characters
• The voice or perspective through which a story is told is called the narrator
• A third-person limited narrator focuses on the thoughts and feelings of one character.
• What pronoun does a first-person narrator use?

  I
• What type of narrator focuses on the thoughts of one character?

  Third-person limited
• Match the narrator type with its description:

  First-person ↔️ Uses "I" and is a character

  Third-person limited ↔️ Focuses on one character's thoughts

  Third-person omniscient ↔️ Knows all characters' thoughts
• A first-person narrator provides access to all characters' perspectives.

  False
• Match the narrator type with its description:

  First-person ↔️ Uses "I" and is a character

  Third-person limited ↔️ Focuses on one character's thoughts

  Third-person omniscient ↔️ Knows all characters' thoughts
• A first-person narrative point of view uses the pronoun I
• What is a third-person limited narrator limited to in terms of perspective?

  One character's thoughts
• What does narration refer to in literature?

  Telling a story
• What pronoun does a first-person narrator use to tell the story?

  I
• A third-person omniscient narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters.


  True
• First-person narration offers intimacy but may lack objectivity.
• What does narrative point of view refer to in literature?

  The story's perspective
• Match the narrative point of view with its description:

  First-person ↔️ Limited and biased

  Third-person limited ↔️ Focuses on one character

  Third-person omniscient ↔️ Knows all characters' thoughts
• What is the purpose of the stream of consciousness technique?

  To reveal subconscious thoughts
• Foreshadowing creates anticipation and suspense in a story.


  True
• How does a first-person narrator's voice affect the reader's experience?

  It creates intimacy
• What type of perspective does a first-person narrator provide for the reader?

  Limited
• A third-person omniscient narrator can provide insight into the minds of multiple characters.


  True
• A first-person narrator's perspective is limited, which can create bias.
• Order the following narrative techniques from most to least structured:

  1️⃣ Foreshadowing

  2️⃣ Flashbacks

  3️⃣ Stream of consciousness
• Flashbacks interrupt the chronological sequence to depict earlier events.
• Match the aspect of narrative evaluation with its description:

  Narrative Voice ↔️ Distinct personality and tone

  Narrative Style ↔️ Use of language and devices
• The narrative voice and style work together to create the overall "feel" of the story.


  True