Title: PROTOTYPE COLUMN

Q: Name one example of a limited third person narrator.
A: One example of a limited third person narrator is the character of Katniss Everdeen in 'The Hunger Games' series by Suzanne Collins.

Q: Describe how an omniscient third person narrator differs from a limited third person narrator.
A: An omniscient third person narrator has access to the thoughts and feelings of all characters, while a limited third person narrator only has access to the thoughts and feelings of one main character.

Q: Explain the role of an objective third person narrator in a story.
A: An objective third person narrator simply reports what is happening without revealing any character's thoughts or feelings. This narrative style allows readers to draw their own conclusions about the characters and events.

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Q: Maria picked up her fork and took a bite of the lasagna. The flavors exploded in her mouth, causing her to close her eyes in delight.
- limited (correct)
- omniscient
- objective

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Q: The dish was a perfect blend of savory meat, tangy tomato sauce, and creamy cheese.
- omniscient
- limited
- objective (correct)

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Q: The chef chuckled as he watched Maria savoring every bite of the lasagna he had prepared.
- objective
- omniscient (correct)
- limited

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Q: He knew that the secret to a great dish was using fresh, high-quality ingredients.
- limited
- objective
- omniscient (correct)

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Q: Maria's reaction was unreadable as she chewed, her expression giving nothing away about her opinion of the meal.
- objective (correct)
- omniscient
- limited