Question

Which factors indicate that a narrator is unreliable? Check all that apply. The narrator is well educated and smart. The narrator is purposely misleading the audience. The narrator is prone to exaggerating or bragging. The narrator is willing to share facts. The narrator is naive or inexperienced.

Answer 1

The correct answers are:

• The narrator is purposely misleading the audience.
• The narrator is prone to exaggerating or bragging.
• The narrator is naive or inexperienced.

The purpose of an unreliable narrator is to deceive the reader while building up suspense until the end of the story, or a major plot twist; in other cases, an unreliable narrator would simply stall the story with exaggerated details as a means to desperately create surprise and engage the reader.

A narrator can also be considered unrealible due to naivety. This happens whenever an event is reported inconclusively and with no detail, as the narrator describes these facts using their short-scoped understanding of the scene.

Answer 2

Answer:

2,3,5

Explanation:

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