Which sentence is most clearly narrated in third-person limited point
of view?
3 of 3 QUESTIONS
Ilona hoped Damian liked her idea, but Damian knew Ilona had stolen the
idea from David.
Typically, I put my socks on before my pants, but today I switched things
around.
Over 200 people were on the plane, and each one was thinking something
different about the pilot.
He sipped his iced tea and wondered if anyone else thought it tasted like
watery dirt
SUBMIT

Answer:

Option 4 - "He sipped his iced tea and wondered if anyone else thought it tasted like watery dirt."

Explanation:

Hi! Third person limited point of view is defined as a method of storytelling in which the narrator knows only the thoughts and feelings of a single character, while other characters are presented only externally.

1. Ilona hoped Damian liked her idea, but Damian knew Ilona had stolen the idea from David. Incorrect - the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of both Ilona and Damian.

2. Typically, I put my socks on before my pants, but today I switched things around. Incorrect - The use of "I" indicates this sentence is in first person point of view.

3. Over 200 people were on the plane, and each one was thinking something different about the pilot. Incorrect - The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of over 200 people.

4. He sipped his iced tea and wondered if anyone else thought it tasted like watery dirt. Correct - The narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of a single character.

Hope this helped! :)

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