First Person Point of View is narrated by whom?

• A. The narrator is outside looking in and telling the story as it unfolds
• B. The narrator addresses the reader directly using the pronoun "you"
• C. The perspective from which a narrative is told
• D. The narrator is a character in the story who tells the story from their viewpoint

Answer: (D)

First-person narration happens when the story is told by a character inside the story who uses I or we. The narrator shares their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences, presenting events from their private perspective. That means you’re hearing the tale directly from someone who lived it, not from an outside observer or a general camera following the action. So the best description is that the narrator is a character in the story who tells the story from their viewpoint.

The other options describe different ways of telling a story: one presents an outside voice recounting events, another addresses the reader as “you,” and one defines the idea of perspective without naming who tells the story.