What effect does the narrator's point of view have on the passage from “The Oasis: Africa”? Question 10 options:

By entering the main character's thoughts, the point of view only allows readers a limited understanding what happened from an outside observer's perspective.

Using an unreliable narrator, the author shows how the main character forgot about the spare fuel cans spilling and spraying gasoline inside the jeep as he was driving over the sand dunes right before lighting his last cigarette.

By entering the main character's thoughts through first person point of view, readers can understand his struggles to survive and the pleasurable contrast the oasis provided.

By establishing the point of view as third person limited, the reader understands intimate details underlying the internal motivation of the Arab Sheikh to reach the oasis so quickly.