NCEA Level 2 English Practice Questions - New Zealand NCEA Level 2 English Exam

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What is the primary difference between third-person omniscient point of view and third-person limited point of view in a novel?

Omniscient knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters, whereas limited is restricted to one character's perspective. Omniscient speaks directly to the reader, while limited never uses dialogue. Omniscient uses 'I', whereas limited uses 'you'. Omniscient is always written in the present tense, while limited is always past tense.

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Omniscient knows the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters, whereas limited is restricted to one character's perspective.

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