CMAS ELA Grade 7 Practice Questions - Colorado Measures Of Academic Success (CMAS) English Language Arts - Grade 7 Exam

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Story A is told by a first-person narrator who admits, "I should have told the truth sooner." Story B is told by a third-person narrator who only reports what each character says and does, never their private thoughts. How do the points of view contrast?

Story A reveals the narrator's private regret; Story B keeps readers outside characters' minds Both stories give identical access to every character's secret thoughts Story B must be first-person because it names characters Story A cannot include dialogue because it uses "I"

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Story A reveals the narrator's private regret; Story B keeps readers outside characters' minds

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