Question

Which statement about the effect of the point of view of these two selections is most correct?

The different points of view in "Of Plymouth Plantation" provide a well-rounded, unbiased description.

"The General History of Virginia" seems more real because it is in first person point of view.

The different points of view in "The General History of Virginia" provide a well-rounded, unbiased description.

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"Of Plymouth Plantation" seems more real because it is in third-person point of view.

The opinions and attitudes in "The General History of Virginia" make the account seem less real.

Answer 1

This question is about "Of Plymouth Plantation" and "The General History of Virginia"

Answer:

"The General History of Virginia" seems more real because it is in first person point of view.

Explanation:

Narrations told in first person offer a more real story, because it is able to convey the narrator's deep and intimate thought about the situations being narrated, with this, the reader has a palpable, detailed and personal account, which can reveal much of the situation and how it affected people's lives for better or for worse, through the feelings, ideas and reflections of the narrator who establishes a direct conversation with the reader.