Question

A writer who is trying to help the reader get an outside perspective on all of the characters in his or her story, while at the same time allowing the reader to learn details that are not obvious to the characters themselves, should use _____ point of view.

Answer 1

The writer should use a third person point of view

Answer 2

Answer:

Another answer could be Third person omniscient because  

Explanation:

When you use Third person omniscient, you let the reader be all knowing. They know what all the characters are thinking. Even if the story focuses on one main character, you can also know what other side characters or flat characters are thinking.