Question

10 a narrator may speak from the point of view of someone inside or outside of the story. true false skip 9/10 complete

Explanation:

Narrators can adopt an internal perspective (e.g., first-person, where the narrator is a character in the story) or an external perspective (e.g., third-person omniscient/limited, where the narrator is outside the story and observes events). This matches the statement provided.

Answer:

True