Read this excerpt about activist Dolores Huerta. "I had a family that I had to support,” Huerta recalled. "And here I was going
to go start organizing farmers for no money with all these children.” Huerta had seven children at home – two from her first marriage and five from her marriage to Ventura. It was a very difficult decision, because it meant she no longer had a job to support her family. Union officials and employees earned $5 a week. Huerta and her family had to depend on contributions of food and clothing. Which statement describes the main narrator of this excerpt? The excerpt is told by a first-person narrator who shares an eyewitness account. The excerpt is told by a second-person narrator who addresses the reader. The excerpt is told by a third-person narrator who shares facts, quotes, and observations. The excerpt is told by an omniscient narrator who has knowledge of the future.
Brian is stranded in the wilderness with nowhere to go and no hope of being rescued soon. He recalls building a shelter in a park with his friend, and sets to work making that.
