Instructions: select the correct answer.
which point of view is used in the following passage?
i knocked on mrs. windermere's door and immediately regretted it. after all, i was looking for a favor. i was supposed to borrow a cup of sugar for aunt mary's apple pie. i hated that aunt mary borrowed salt and sugar from the neighbors. after all, stocking up on groceries shouldn’t be hard. we lived five minutes away from the store! and to top it all, she needed sugar on a hot afternoon when the town became a baker's oven. the heat was rising as i stood with an empty bowl at mrs. windermere's doorstep. maybe she's away, i thought. but then the door opened, and a thin boy with ruffled hair stared at me.
a.) second-person point of view
b.) third-person limited
c.) third-person omniscient
d.) first-person point of view

The correct answer is D. Firs-person point of view

Explanation:

In literature, the first-person point of view can be identified due to the use of the first-person pronoun "I" and any other forms derived from it. This point of view implies the narrator is one of the characters participating in the story and also the story is told from his/her perspective, point of view, etc. which makes common to find the narrator perceptions and thoughts if there is a first-person point of view. The text presented includes this point of view due to the use of "I" as in "I was supposed to borrow a cup of sugar" or "I knocked on Mrs. Windermere's door". Also, this can be identified as the narrator expresses its ideas and though as in "Maybe she's away, I thought".

> the hunger games

> divergent

> caraval

> and i darken (depends on age range)

> strange the dreamer

> red queen

> the grisha trilogy

> six of crows

> the star-touched queen

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