Question

in \its only fair,\ the point of view is
first person, from maritzas point of view.
first person, from averys point of view.
third - person limited.
third - person omniscient.

Explanation:

To determine the point of view in "It’s Only Fair", we analyze the options. In the story "It’s Only Fair", the narrative is from a third - person limited perspective. Third - person limited point of view means the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character (or a limited number of characters) and tells the story using third - person pronouns (he, she, they etc.). In "It’s Only Fair", the narrator focuses on the thoughts and experiences of the characters in a limited way, fitting the third - person limited definition. The first - person options are incorrect as the story is not told from Maritza's or Avery's first - person perspective (using "I" to narrate). Third - person omniscient would involve the narrator knowing all the thoughts and feelings of all characters, which is not the case here.

Answer:

third - person limited.