Match each prose excerpt with the narrative technique or point of view it best exemplifies.
- "I watched from behind the high wall as Chief Koko counted the bundles of notes. He believed he was completely alone, but my eyes never left his hands."First-person peripheral (observer) point of view
- "Mariam felt her pulse quicken as she entered the boardroom, wondering if her proposal would be rejected. Across the long table, Mr. Okafor secretly admired her composure, recalling his own nervous presentation two decades earlier."Third-person omniscient point of view
- "The sun dragged itself down the window thoughts tumbling rent due tomorrow mother's whistling kettle cold feet tea leaves settling at the bottom of the tin..."Stream of consciousness technique
- "Chidi walked cautiously into the dimly lit hallway, convinced that the shadowy shape near the doorway was merely an old coat rack."Third-person limited point of view
Cevap
Each excerpt correctly pairs with its narrative stance or device: the excerpt describing an observer watching Chief Koko corresponds to first-person peripheral POV; the passage detailing both Mariam's and Mr. Okafor's internal states corresponds to third-person omniscient POV; the unpunctuated thought flow corresponds to stream of consciousness; and the passage focused solely on Chidi's perspective corresponds to third-person limited POV.
The correct pairings accurately link each excerpt to its underlying narrative technique based on pronoun usage, scope of character insight, and syntactical structure.
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Identifying narrative point of view and techniques through structural and stylistic evidence.