Question 5 of 5 Jacob stumbled sleepy-eyed to the kitchen table and let the steamy,
sweet smell of cinnamon-sugared oatmeal fill his senses. Snow had
blanketed the ground during the night, canceling school today. He
didn't know whether he was more thrilled at having a day off or the fact
that he now had another day to study for that dreaded English exam.
Either way, today he'd build a snowman and study. The thought of one
activity warmed his heart, while the other sent unhappy shivers down
his spine.
Which statement most clearly shows how the author uses point of view to
develop the character in this story?
A. The author uses third-person limited point of view to show Jacob's
feelings about missing a day of school due to snow.