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English, 01.02.2021 20:50 sebasp42

Read the following paragraph. Cameron wiped the perspiration off his forehead and checked the laces on his running shoes. Today was the day he’d been waiting for—his chance to participate in the city’s annual marathon. “I’m going to finish this race!” he bellowed. But his mother was anxious because Cameron was significantly smaller than the other more experienced runners.

Which statement identifies the narrator’s point of view?

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First-person point of view because the word I is used
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First-person point of view because the text describes what Cameron is doing
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Third-person point of view because the text shows us only Cameron’s point of view
D.
Third-person point of view because the text shows us two people’s perspectives on the race

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