Question

what is the effect of an unreliable narrator on a reader? it provides multiple perspectives on the story. it creates a sense of trust between the reader and narrator. it forces the reader to question the truth of the narrative. it clarifies the authors intent.

Explanation:

An unreliable narrator has credibility issues. This makes readers doubt the truth - value of what is being told in the narrative. It doesn't create trust, provide multiple perspectives in the sense of different viewpoints from other characters, or clarify the author's intent.

Answer:

It forces the reader to question the truth of the narrative.