Neco 2020 Literature In English Question 38

Practice objective / multiple choice question 38 from the 2020 Neco Literature In English examination.

Neco 2020 Literature In English Objective / Multiple Choice Medium Difficulty
Question 38 NECO • 2020 • LITERATURE_IN_ENGLISH • objective

Consider the following passage from a short story: "I watched the sunrise from the hill, feeling the cold wind bite my cheeks. I thought the world was mine to conquer. Suddenly, the clouds gathered, and the sky turned grey, as if the universe whispered a warning." The narrative begins in first‑person but the next paragraph continues in third‑person omniscient. Identify the point‑of‑view shift and discuss its impact on the reader's perception of the narrator's reliability.

Answer Options

A. No shift; the narrative remains in first‑person throughout, maintaining the narrator's reliability.
B. Shift from first‑person to second‑person; it creates intimacy and reinforces the narrator's reliability.
C. Shift from third‑person limited to first‑person; it reduces distance and makes the narrator's statements more reliable.
Correct Answer D. Shift from first‑person to third‑person omniscient; it introduces distance and makes the narrator's earlier statements seem less reliable.
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
Shift from first‑person to third‑person omniscient; it introduces distance and makes the narrator's earlier statements seem less reliable.

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This is Neco 2020 Literature In English Question 38. It is one of the objective questions from the 2020 Neco Literature In English examination.

Difficulty level: Medium .

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