Read the following excerpt.
I arrived with only a few minutes to spare. One of the assistant producers handed me a number and told me to get ready to audition. Surprisingly, there were very few people ahead of me. I sang a few bars to loosen my vocal cords, drank water, and tried to remain positive. I was nervous, but more importantly, I really wanted to get the lead role in this musical.
What kind of narration is used in this excerpt?
first person
third-person limited
third-person omniscient
second person
The narrator of The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling portrays the man cub as cute and endearing. How might this characterization be different if Shere Khan were the narrator?
The man cub would be described as a food item, because Shere Khan would want to eat him.
The man cub would be described as friendly, because Shere Khan would want to help him.
The man cub would be described as dangerous, because Shere Khan is scared of humans.
The man cub would be described as smart, because Shere Khan admires human intelligence.
Which of these events is related through an omniscient narrator?
Jesse had been in plays before, but he still felt nervous as he stepped onto the stage.
“I can do this,” Lana thought to herself, right before she began to sing for the audience.
While Oscar felt quite confident in himself, Lana was worried about getting a part in the play.
I knew my friends were nervous, so I wished them all the best of luck before the auditions.