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How is a limited third-person narrator different from an omniscient narrator
A third-person limited narrator has insight into only one character, while a third-person omniscient narrator has insight into all the characters.
What is used to explain something complicated with a simple statement
a generalization
How do point of view and voice differ
ANSWER : point of view is the perspective used to narrate a story , while voice is the specific language an author wants the reader to learn.
What can the reader look at to recognize the particular voice of a story
The language, diction, and tone (Apex)
What element in the room does the narrator the yellow wallpaper of focus on through much of the story
The short story “The yellow wallpaper “ is told from which point of view ?
How can the reader tell that Elisa has decided to trust the stranger
She invites him into her garden
Why is this statement considered a theme and not a plot summary
It relates a universal idea about life.
How does john steinbecks the chrysanthemums begin
With a description of the setting
In The Chrysanthemums how are Elisa and the chrysanthemums similar
they are both strong , beautiful and rooted to the land
In The Yellow Wallpaper which part of the room commands most of the narrator's attention
the pattern of the wallpaper
In the short story The Crysanthemums by John Steinbeck which method of characterization does Steinbeck use to provide the reader with clues about Henry's character
Interactions with other characters.
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