Question

1. which is the best description of the narrator in the story lone wolf?

a second-person narrator who puts the reader into the mind of a wolf
a first-person narrator who has the supernatural senses of a werewolf
an omniscient narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of his teacher
a narrator with a limited point of view who believes that he is really a wolf

Explanation:

To determine the best description, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Second - person narrators use "you", and putting the reader in a wolf's mind isn't typical of second - person in this context.
• Option 2: A first - person narrator with werewolf senses is not the best fit as the story's narrator doesn't have werewolf - like supernatural senses in the way described.
• Option 3: An omniscient narrator knows all thoughts, but the story's narrator doesn't focus on knowing a teacher's thoughts.
• Option 4: The narrator in "Lone Wolf" has a limited point of view and believes he is a wolf, which aligns with the story's narrative.

Answer:

a narrator with a limited point of view who believes that he is really a wolf