Point of View

A. The reader would feel sad about Kasper's time in prison.

B. The reader would know Kasper's inner thoughts instead of Carl's.

C. The reader would know how Kasper's injury happened.

D. The reader would understand more about Carl's feelings than Kasper's.

A. The story and the poem both have first-person narrators.

B. The story and the poem both have third-person narrators.

C. The story has a first-person narrator, and the poem has a third-person narrator.

D. The story has a third-person narrator, and the poem has a first person narrator.

A. The only light in the stone dungeon came from two foul-smelling torches on the walls.

B. "I can barely stand, let alone walk," Kasper said.

C. What Kasper said may very well be true. But more than likely, he would not survive here.

D. I raised Kasper up, and then with a grunt of effort, lifted him onto my shoulders.