Question

The perspective from which a story is told is called the

Answer 1

Point of veiw is the answer

Answer 2

The correct answer is B: point of view.

Point of view is a way ( perspective ) to tell a story. It is the mode of narration the author employs to tell the readers know what is happening in the story.

Point of view can be divided into four methods:

- first person: the story is told as if the perspective character is telling it directly. The main pronoun here is I.

- second person: the story is told as if happening to the reader. The major pronoun is you.

- third person:  the story is told as though by a narrator and the main pronoun is he/she. This is the most used point of view in literature.

- third person omniscient. The story is told as if by an all knowing narrator who can describe the thoughts and actions of all characters.