Question

1. what point of view is \an invisible thread\ written from?

a. third person limited
b. first person
c. third person omniscient
d. second person

Explanation:

In literature, "An Invisible Thread" is typically written from a third - person limited point of view. In third - person limited, the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of one character (usually the main character). This is different from third - person omniscient (where the narrator knows all characters' thoughts), first - person (using "I"), and second - person (using "you").

Answer:

A. Third person limited