Question

If an author uses the pronoun “you” to tell a story, what is the probable point of view?

Answer 1

1. In my opinion, the correct answer is A) first person. If a text refers to "you", there has to be an "I" that is speaking. The second-person point of view doesn't really exist, and the third-person point of view wouldn't use a "you", except in dialogues.

2. In my opinion, the best option is C) imply. While reading, making connections between various elements of the text is necessary, as well as asking questions to clarify what might seem to be unclear at first. However, we should refrain from implying things, as it might lead to a wrong conclusion.

3. The correct answer is C) swirl. "Purl" is a verb that has several different meanings: to knit something with a purl stitch, to embroider or finish something, but also to whirl, swirl, or flow in circles.

Answer 2

1. Second Person

2. Imply

3. Swirl