Choose the sentence that correctly uses first-person point of view.  a. harold spends his days sitting in his garage and gossiping with everyone who walks by. b.the house was on the main street that went through town, just on the other side of the railroad tracks. c.it was there that tommy built a fort made out of scrap lumber in the woods.  d. the room i shared with my sister, when i wasn't absolutely terrified to go up to bed by myself, had heavy drapes on the windows.

The correct answer is D. The room I shared with my sister, when I wasn't absolutely terrified to go up to bed by myself, had heavy drapes on the windows.

Explanation:

The first-person point of view can be identified by the use of "I" or "we" (first-person pronouns) which occurs as the narrator of a story is a character that experiences or witness the events that occur in it rather than an external entity. The use of first-person can be seen in option D, because the narrator told every event from his/her point of view and by using "I" as in "The room I shared with my sister" or in "when I wasn't absolutely terrified", also due to the type of point of view used the narrator allows the reader to know his/her personal feelings and perspectives.

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