Answer the following questions.
1
How does the point of view in the passage affect what readers learn about Filippo?
A. The use of Filippo's first-person point of view allows readers to see his view of the
events.
Since the story is narrated by an outsider to the events, readers learn only about Filip
actions and how he is perceived by those who do not know him.
C. The author's use of third-person omniscient point of view shows readers Filippo's in
thoughts as well as what other people think of him.
D. Because the story is told from Donatello's first-person point of view, readers gain am
understanding of Filippo's personality based on what Donatello thinks of him.
Hint Pay attention to details in the passage that show the thoughts and feelings of the narrator.
these details necessarily true,
or are they merely the opinions of the narrator?
