1. In narrative writing, using first-person point of view tells the story from the perspective of someone who is part of the story.
In stories told from the first-person point of view, the narrator is also a character, usually the protagonist or one of the main characters, who describes the events, settings, characters, and her or his feelings and thoughts through their viewpoint, which is usually highly subjective.
2. Which of the following would be the best source from which to find evidence to support a claim in an argument on the topic of sports medicine?
D. A newspaper article about a sports medicine breakthrough from the library’s historical section
From all options, D is the most suitable answer because most newspapers are regulated to meet certain standards of reporting, which makes its information more reliable than the content we find on the internet, which is hardly regulated, or the content of a humorous essay because it lacks the seriousness and accuracy that the topic requires.
