Question

author develops narrator point of view
mastery check
read the passage. then answer the question.
the lost phone
sally was walking toward her building when she noticed something on
the ground. she knelt down and uncovered a cell phone. she picked it up,
but she was not sure what to do with it. sally touched the screen, but it
was locked, so she turned it over, and noticed the phone case had a
picture of a bird on the back—a nuthatch! thrilled to recognize the bird,
she also realized that there was someone else in the building who loved
birds. it must be anna’s phone, sally thought, as she raced into the
building to find her.
read the passage and then complete the sentence.
the author develops the narrator’s point of view in the passage by
revealing anna’s thoughts and feelings about losing her phone
sharing both sally’s and anna’s thoughts and feelings about the phone and its
describing sally’s thoughts and feelings about finding the phone
making sally the narrator so she can tell her thoughts and feelings about the

Explanation:

The passage focuses on Sally's actions and thoughts (like her realization about the phone, her thoughts on whose phone it is, and her racing to find Anna). The correct option should describe Sally's thoughts and feelings about finding the phone. The first option is about Anna's thoughts (not focused on Anna's in the passage), the second is about both Sally and Anna (but the passage has no Anna's thoughts/feelings shown), the fourth is making Sally the narrator (the passage's narration is third - person, not making Sally the narrator). So the correct option is the one describing Sally's thoughts and feelings about finding the phone.

Answer:

describing Sally's thoughts and feelings about finding the phone