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1.how does using the third-person limited omniscient point of view best benefit the narrator?
a. the narrator can use vivid language to describe the surroundings.
b. the narrator can divulge the inner feelings of the main character.
c. the narrator can include personal views about the characters' actions. d. the narrator can describe the inner feelings of the main characters.
2.by using the third-person limited omniscient point of view, the author is able to
a. describe the nurse's concerns for the pilot.
b. explain how the pilot discovers his whereabouts.
c. describe how the doctor knows the pilot will recover.
d. explain how the nurse feels about the wing commander's visit.

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