Question

Please help I will give 45 points and brainliest if you get the answer correct!!!

Answer 1

Answer: B

Explanation: Because the narrator's point of view allows him or her to see that they both are full after eating many fish. It's not A if I'm wrong, though.

Answer 2

Answer:

c) The narrator's point of view allows the reader to know that Hummingbird has had a growling stomach all day.

Explanation:

The narrator's perspective reveals that Heron and Hummingbird had eaten a great amount of fish. The narrator's viewpoint does not reveal to the reader that Heron and Hummingbird have eaten a great deal of fish and are satisfied with their meals. It is easier for the reader to understand what is going on and how Hummingbird is feeling when the narrative is told from his perspective. The point of view helps the reader better understand the relationship between Heron and Hummingbird. Heron has been taken aback and enraged by Hummingbird's assertion that Heron ate all the fish. A tense connection is evident in the way the two friends talk to one another. Hummingbird, in contrast to Heron's denial of the loss of the fish, is agitated and indignant. Two friends who ate all the fish find out that their issue has been solved. In order for the reader to comprehend the conflict and how it is resolved, the point of view is helpful. Two friends who ate all the fish find out that their issue has been solved. Although the hummingbird and heron are both satisfied, their point of view does not reveal this fact.