In which point of view does the narrator refer to him or herself as I

How many characters' thoughts and feelings can readers understand in a Third-Person Omniscient story?

How many characters' thoughts and feelings can readers understand in a third-person limited story?

In which point of view does the narrator refer to characters by their names or by he, she, or they?

What point of view is this passage written in: . You say, “I’m only going to say this once. I am not going with you to the mall.” You hate doing it but have no intention of admitting to him the real reason.

What point of view is being described here: The author’s narrator tells only what can be seen and heard. The narrator does not give the reader the internal thoughts or feelings of any of the characters. Like a camera.

What point of view is the following passage written in Harry told Nathan, “I’m only going to say this once. I am not going with you to the mall.” Harry felt he would loose Nathan’s friendship all together if Nathan knew why he didn’t want to go.

A point of view where the reader knows the thoughts and feelings of more than one character.

Kathy knew today was going to be hard, she hated starting at a new school. Her Mom was worried too, she had another new job starting this morning and Kathy was going to make her late. What Point of view is this?

Sam stopped in the road. He suddenly screamed and fell to his knees. What kind of point of view is this in

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