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the bowl was perfect. perhaps it was not what you’d select if you faced a shelf of bowls, and not the sort of thing that would inevitably attract a lot of attention at a crafts fair, yet it had real presence. it was as predictably admired as a mutt who has no reason to suspect he might be funny. just such a dog, in fact, was often brought out (and in) along with the bowl.
andrea was a real - estate agent, and when she thought that some prospective buyers might be dog - lovers, she would drop off her dog at the same time she placed the bowl
question 1 of 7
the point of view from which the passage is told is best described as that of a:
first person narrator, present in the action, who relates events as they happen.
first person narrator, not present in the action, who relates events that happened in the past.
third person narrator, present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of many characters.
third person narrator, not present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of primarily one character.

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passage
the bowl was perfect. perhaps it was not what you’d select if you faced a shelf of bowls, and not the sort of thing that would inevitably attract a lot of attention at a crafts fair, yet it had real presence. it was as predictably admired as a mutt who has no reason to suspect he might be funny. just such a dog, in fact, was often brought out (and in) along with the bowl.
andrea was a real - estate agent, and when she thought that some prospective buyers might be dog - lovers, she would drop off her dog at the same time she placed the bowl
question 1 of 7
the point of view from which the passage is told is best described as that of a:
  first person narrator, present in the action, who relates events as they happen.
  first person narrator, not present in the action, who relates events that happened in the past.
  third person narrator, present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of many characters.
  third person narrator, not present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of primarily one character.

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# Brief Explanations:
1. Analyze the first option: The passage does not use first - person pronouns (I, we) to narrate, so it's not a first - person narrator present in the action.
2. Analyze the second option: Since it's not first - person narration, this option (first - person narrator not present in the action) is also incorrect.
3. Analyze the third option: The narrator does not relate the thoughts and feelings of many characters, and also the narrator is not present in the action.
4. Analyze the fourth option: The passage is in third - person (uses names like Andrea, refers to the bowl and the dog without using first - person pronouns). The narrator is not part of the action (the events are about Andrea and the bowl/dog, and the narrator is observing). Also, the narrator mainly relates the situation around Andrea (her actions and the bowl's description), so it relates the thoughts and feelings (or in this case, the situation and actions) of primarily one character (Andrea, and also describes the bowl's qualities).

# Answer:
fourth option (third person narrator, not present in the action, who relates the thoughts and feelings of primarily one character)

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