Which option shows how you know the narrator uses first-person point of view?

• A. The narrator uses 'they'.
• B. The narrator uses 'I'.
• C. The narrator uses 'we'.
• D. The narrator uses 'you'.

Answer: (B)

First-person point of view shows the narrator telling the story from their own perspective, using pronouns that refer to themselves. When you see the narrator saying "I" and describing their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences, you know the voice is inside the story and part of what’s happening.

Using "I" is the clearest signal of this perspective because it indicates a single narrator who is a character in the events. Other options point to different viewpoints: "they" sounds like an outside narrator describing others (third person); "you" addresses the reader (second person); "we" would be first-person plural, which is still first-person but implies the narrator includes others in the narration. So the use of "I" directly shows the narrator’s own point of view.