If the narrator uses 'I' and shares personal feelings, what point of view is being used?

• A. First-person point of view.
• B. Second-person point of view.
• C. Omniscient narrator.
• D. Third-person objective point of view.

Answer: (A)

This question tests how the narrator’s voice reveals the point of view. When the narrator uses “I,” they are speaking from their own perspective as a character, and they share personal thoughts and feelings directly. That is first-person point of view. This lets you see events through one person’s eyes and feel their emotions as they happen.

In contrast, second-person would address the reader as “you,” which isn’t common for telling a story. An omniscient narrator knows all thoughts and feelings of many characters and can shift between them, not staying with one speaker. A third-person objective narrator reports only what is seen and heard, without revealing inner thoughts. Since the text uses “I” and shows personal feelings, it clearly uses first-person point of view.