Question

1. which narrative mode mimics the continuous flow of thoughts?

a. second - person
b. third - person limited
c. first - person
d. stream of consciousness

Explanation:

Stream of consciousness is a narrative mode that attempts to mimic the continuous flow of thoughts, feelings, and perceptions in a character's mind. It often presents a jumbled, unfiltered sequence of mental experiences, rather than a linear, organized story. Second - person (using "you"), third - person limited (narrator knows the thoughts of one character), and first - person (using "I") are points of view, not narrative modes specifically focused on mimicking the flow of thoughts like stream of consciousness.

Answer:

d. Stream of consciousness