From whose point of view is the story told? How would you characterize themethod employed—omniscient, limited omniscient, or objective?
What will be an ideal response?
- The correct answer is, of course, limited omniscient. The method is not objective: we do not see everything from the outside as we would if we were present, but we are given insights into the unspoken thoughts and feelings of someone other than ourselves. The author has limited her omniscience in this story to Mr. Kapasi; it is his inner state that we are privy to, and everyone and everything else in the story is presented through his viewpoint.
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A 1. exceso ____________ 2. perdón ____________ 3. variedad ____________ 4. movimiento ____________ 5. primer idioma ____________ 6. trabajo ____________ 7. dos idiomas ____________ 8. ayuda ____________. B a. cooperación b. desplazamiento c. bilingüismo d. mano de obra e. diversidad f. amnistía g. abuso h. lengua materna
Quels sont les différents types de vol d’identité cités dans le texte?
a. vol de photo et vol d’identité b. vol de photo et vol de profil
Answer the oral question, using complete sentence.
¿Por qué son importantes los derechos de autor?
Carly’s instructor would probably not indicate important points during the lecture by
a. speaking more loudly. b. speaking faster. c. writing on the blackboard. d. projecting questions on a screen.