AP English Literature:: Unit 4 - Narration Pov Irony

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A narrative voice told from the perspective of a character inside the story using 'I', 'me', and 'we', limiting the reader to their subjective perceptions.*

**A)** First-Person POV
**B)** Third-Person Omniscient
**C)** Third-Person Limited
**D)** Second-Person POV

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A first-person narrator who is an observer or secondary participant in the story rather than the main protagonist (e.g., Nick Carraway in *The Great Gatsby*).*

**A)** First-Person Peripheral Narrator
**B)** First-Person Central Narrator
**C)** Third-Person Objective
**D)** Unreliable Narrator

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*An all-knowing narrator outside the story who can access and reveal the private thoughts, emotions, motivations, and histories of all characters.*

**A)** Third-Person Omniscient POV
**B)** Third-Person Limited POV
**C)** Third-Person Objective POV
**D)** First-Person POV

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A narrator outside the story who adheres closely to the internal perspective, sensory experiences, and thoughts of a single focal character.*

**A)** Third-Person Limited POV
**B)** Third-Person Omniscient POV
**C)** Third-Person Objective POV
**D)** Second-Person POV

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A detached, neutral narrator who reports only observable dialogue and physical actions without entering any character's internal thoughts.*

**A)** Third-Person Objective (Dramatic) POV
**B)** Third-Person Omniscient POV
**C)** Third-Person Limited POV
**D)** Free Indirect Discourse

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A rare narrative mode addressing the reader directly as 'you', drawing the reader in as an active participant in the story (e.g., *If on a winter's night a traveler*).*

**A)** Second-Person POV
**B)** First-Person POV
**C)** Third-Person Limited
**D)** Epistolary Mode

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A literary technique blending third-person narration with the internal voice, vocabulary, and consciousness of a character without quotation marks or attribution tags.*

**A)** Free Indirect Discourse
**B)** Stream of Consciousness
**C)** Direct Interior Monologue
**D)** Third-Person Objective

Which narrative voice concept, point of view technique, or ironic device is described below?

*A narrator (often a child or naive individual) whose limited understanding causes them to misinterpret events that the reader clearly understands (e.g., Scout in *To Kill a Mockingbird*).*

**A)** Naive / Innocent Unreliable Narrator
**B)** Mad / Delusional Narrator
**C)** Liar / Deceptive Narrator
**D)** Omniscient Narrator