Question

use the drop-down menus to answer the questions about establishing point of view in a narrative essay.
which point of view is most effective for communicating a personal experience in a narrative essay?
first-person point of view
which example establishes the b... ssay?
you see, joel did not skip school to rebel, but to avoid another day of relentless harassment.
full of anxiety about the next day, she lay in her bed, wide awake, listening to hum of the fan.
marsela was 10

Explanation:

Analyze the first question

Using the Narrative Point of View and First-Person Narrative knowledge points
The first question asks: "Which point of view is most effective for communicating a personal experience in a narrative essay?"
A personal experience is about events that happened directly to the writer. Therefore, the writer uses pronouns like "I," "me," and "my." This corresponds to the first-person point of view. The drop-down menu in the image already shows "first-person point of view" selected.

Analyze the second question

Using the Narrative Essay Elements knowledge point
The second question asks: "Which example establishes the best [point of view for a personal narrative] essay?"
Since the first question establishes that a first-person point of view is the most effective for a personal narrative essay, the correct example must be written in the first-person. Let's analyze the visible options in the drop-down menu:

1. "You see, Joel did not skip school to rebel, but to avoid another day of relentless harassment." (Second-person "You" / Third-person "Joel")
2. "Full of anxiety about the next day, she lay in her bed, wide awake, listening to hum of the fan." (Third-person "she")
3. "Marsela was 10 years old when..." (Third-person "Marsela" - partially cut off but clearly third-person)

Since a personal narrative essay requires a first-person point of view, the correct option must use first-person pronouns ("I", "we", "my", "our"). Although the first-person option is currently scrolled out of view or cut off at the bottom of the menu, we can deduce that the correct choice must be the option written from the first-person perspective (using "I").

Based on standard curriculum questions of this exact type, the complete set of options usually includes a first-person option such as:
"I will never forget the day I decided to..." or "My heart raced as I stepped onto the stage..."
Therefore, the best example is the one that uses the first-person point of view.

Answer:

Question 1

Which point of view is most effective for communicating a personal experience in a narrative essay?
<blank>first-person point of view</blank>

Question 2

Which example establishes the best point of view for a personal narrative essay?
<blank>The option written in the first-person point of view (using "I" or "my")</blank>