Question

read the passage and then complete the sentence.
the author develops the narrator’s point of view in the passage by

describing salma’s actions at the beginning of the passage
revealing only jung’s thoughts and feelings in the passage
telling how all three characters feel in the second sentence
addressing the reader directly to explain her point of view

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Describing Salma’s actions at the start may not directly develop the narrator’s POV (needs passage context, but if the passage starts with Salma’s actions to show narrator’s perception, but let's check others).
• Option 2: Revealing only Jung’s thoughts/feelings would limit to Jung’s POV, not the narrator’s.
• Option 3: Telling how all three characters feel in the second sentence – if the passage’s second sentence has all three’s feelings, this shows the narrator’s ability to access multiple characters’ emotions, developing the narrator’s (likely omniscient or limited) POV.
• Option 4: Addressing reader directly is second - person, but the question is about narrator’s POV; usually narrator’s POV development isn’t via direct reader address.

Assuming the passage’s second sentence includes all three characters’ feelings, this option shows the narrator’s perspective by revealing multiple characters’ emotions.

Answer:

C. telling how all three characters feel in the second sentence