Which term refers to a narrative told from the viewpoint of a character using the pronouns 'I' and 'We'?

• A. First person point of view
• B. Historical fiction
• C. Science fiction
• D. Chronological

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is point of view—the perspective from which a story is told. When the narrator uses the pronouns I or we, the narrator is sharing the story from their own perspective. This is called the first person point of view. It lets you hear that character’s thoughts and feelings and experience events through that person’s eyes, sometimes with only what that character knows.

Historical fiction and science fiction are about the kinds of stories or genres they are, not how the story is told. Chronological refers to the order in which events happen, not who is telling the story. So the term that best fits a narrative told from I or We is first person point of view.