The most appropriate word that could substitute 'skillful' would be C.<span>masterful
The world skilfull in this particular context means having the ability to do something with a certain amount of expertise.
The word masterful have a similar meaning because it indicates the person able to do that certain thing with higher than average virtuoso. </span>
I can’t see the rest of the text because
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C. The story is being told from second-person perspective.</span>
<span>The story “A
Christmas Memory” by Truman Capote is actually told from the perspective of
Buddy, who is a 7-year-old boy. Because
it is told from the perspective of the protagonist, 7-year-old Buddy, you will
see a lot of use of the personal pronoun “I” in reference to him. As such, it is safe to say that the false
statement in this list of statements is “C. The story is being told from the
second-person perspective,” and this would be evident because anything told in
second person would utilize the use of the personal pronoun “you,” which is
what you would really only see in instructional text and Choose-Your-Own-Adventure
type of literature.</span>
Answer: Third person objective
Explanation:
The narrator is an outside observer and can only relay to the reader what they're seeing. He isn't inside the boy's mind, he just narrates what is happening to the boy
Spoken words give a look into how the characters acts. You can hear the feelings of multiple characters. Internal thoughts give you direct feelings of one character; the narrator:)
