Question

5 multiple choice 1 point if a narrator is a character within the story but seems to be intentionally misleading the reader, what type of narrator are they? reliable first - person narrator third - person limited third - person omniscient unreliable first - person narrator

Explanation:

• Reliable first - person narrator: A reliable narrator is honest and gives accurate information. But the narrator in question is misleading, so this is not correct.
• Third - person limited: A third - person limited narrator is not a character within the story. The narrator here is a character, so this is incorrect.
• Third - person omniscient: A third - person omniscient narrator is not a character within the story. So this is wrong.
• Unreliable first - person narrator: An unreliable first - person narrator is a character in the story whose account is not to be fully trusted, which matches the description of intentionally misleading the reader.

Answer:

Unreliable first - person narrator