Answer:supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Explanation:
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The point of view in this excerpt is definitely third person, because nouns such as Dorothy, and pronouns such as she are used throughout to indicate third person.
However, if you also need to decide whether it is limited or omniscient, I'd choose limited - because we can only see what she is doing, and not what she is thinking and feeling.
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>“I hate myself as much as I hate him” - best explains what the author is conveying about Tituba through this line. It is that </em><u><em>she has displayed integrity throughout her deposition. </em></u>
<em>Here, the correct answer is option A. </em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Tituba was a slave. She was owned by Samuel Parris. Tituba justified the accusations of being called a witch as a necessity to escape the ravages that Samuel Parris’s religion was causing during that time. She felt poisoned to be caught in the practices and so her only way out, her defence was in accusing others. The oppression she faced, made her confession at her preliminary examination an understandable act. It is when Samuel Parris congratulated her for confessional testimony that she uttered these words.
