NBPTS AYA English Practice Questions - NBPTS English Language Arts Adolescence And Young Adulthood (Component 1 Content Knowledge) Exam

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A student says a narrator must be trustworthy because the story is in first person. Which response is most instructionally useful?

Explain that first-person narrators can be limited, biased, or mistaken, and ask the student to test the narrator's claims against textual details. Tell the student that first-person narration is never useful. Ask the student to avoid discussing point of view until the final exam. Confirm that all first-person narration is factual.

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Explain that first-person narrators can be limited, biased, or mistaken, and ask the student to test the narrator's claims against textual details.

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