Question

what is point of view?
the authors opinion of the storys topic or theme
the position an author takes on the moral dilemma in the story
the characters view of events and their meanings in the story
the way the story is presented to the reader; who is telling the story

Explanation:

Point of view in literature refers to the perspective from which a story is told. It determines who is narrating the story and how the events are presented to the reader. It is about the narrative voice and structure rather than just the author's opinion on a topic (first option - that's more about theme - related stance but not POV), or the author's take on a moral dilemma (second option - again, not about narrative structure), or a character's view (third option - while characters can be narrators in some POVs like first - person, POV is a broader concept about the storytelling framework). The fourth option correctly describes it as the way the story is presented (e.g., first - person, third - person omniscient etc.) and who is telling it.

Answer:

the way the story is presented to the reader; who is telling the story