Check Match each sentence with its narration type.
Jake quickly jumped over the fence.
Third-person limited
Jake was so frightened that he jumped
over the fence.
Third-person omniscient
The farmer was as scared as Jake when
he saw him jump the fence.
First-person limited
I couldn't believe the boy jumped the
fence into my garden!
Third-person objective
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