JUPEBLiterature in EnglishElements of Prose

A story told by a narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters and can move freely between them uses

Athe third-person omniscient point of view.CORRECT
Bthe third-person limited point of view.
Cfirst-person narration.
Dstream of consciousness.
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Why the answer is A, and why the others tempt you.
The omniscient ('all-knowing') narrator stands outside the story and has access to every character's mind. In third-person limited narration the narrator follows one character only; first-person narration uses 'I'; stream of consciousness records a character's unbroken flow of thought.
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