Which statement defines Second Person Point of View?

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

Answer: (B)

Second Person Point of View happens when the narrator speaks directly to the reader using the pronoun you, making the reader a participant in the story. That direct address with “you” is what sets this POV apart. For example, you walk into the room and notice the details around you. The other descriptions refer to different perspectives: a general statement about how a narrative is told, a narrator who is outside the action telling the story (third person), or a narrator who is a character within the story recounting events from their own viewpoint (first person).