Question 17 • English Language Arts 12
A narrator may be unreliable because limited experience can lead to misunderstandings, exaggerating or bragging can distort events, and deliberately misleading the audience makes the account untrustworthy. A narrator’s willingness to share facts does not by itself make them unreliable, and being well educated or smart does not necessarily make their narration unreliable.
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