Question 1 • Academy - English 12
A narrator may be unreliable if they deliberately mislead the audience, exaggerate or brag, or lack the experience to understand events accurately. Being well educated or willing to share facts does not by itself make a narrator unreliable. Therefore, the correct choices are purposely misleading the audience, prone to exaggerating or bragging, and naive or inexperienced.
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