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Read this excerpt from We’ve Got a Job. Despite such dangers, ACMHR held mass meetings every Monday night in churches around town. And every Monday night from June 1956 to April 1963, Audrey attended with her family and as many as six hundred other people.

Which point of view is used in this excerpt?

first person

second person

third person

multiple person

Answer 1

Answer: C) third person.

Explanation: When writing a text, the narration can be made from different perspectives, when it is from a first person point of view, the pronouns used are "I" and "we". From a second person perspective, the writer uses the pronoun "you" and from a third person perspective, the pronouns are "she," "he," "it" or "they". In the given excerpt from We’ve Got a Job, the narrator uses a third person point of view, we can see that because he refers to the ACMHR and to Audrey in third person.

Answer 2

After reading the excerpt and analyzing the point of view used, we can select the following option as the correct one:

C. Third person.

What is point of view?

A literary work can be written or narrated from different points of view, that is, from different perspectives.

• A first-person point of view is used when the narrator is included in the story as a character, and pronouns such as "I" or "we" are used.

• A third-person point of view is used when the narrator is not included in the story. She only observes the characters and talks about them. Pronouns such as "he", "she", "they" etc. are used, but first-person pronouns are not employed by the narrator herself.

• A second-person point of view is rarely used. It employs the pronoun "you" to refer directly to the reader.

• Finally, multiple persons are used when we mix two of the perspectives described here.

After reading the passage in the question, we can safely say that it uses a third-person point of view. At no point does the author include herself in the narration. No first-person pronouns are used by her to refer to herself and others.

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