In the third-person objective point of view, the narrator only reveals the thoughts, actions, and judgments of all characters what is thought inside the mind of the character what can be seen and heard of the character the thoughts and feelings of one character

The correct answer is C.

A third-person objective narrator does not provide information about any character's thoughts, opinions, or feelings. Rather, he tells the story from an objetive point of view, making the narration completely unbiased.

For this, the narrator can only provide information about the characters can be seen or heard doing.