In literary terms, the voice that tells the story is called the?

• A. Narrator
• B. Fortunato
• C. Green Pastures
• D. Predicament

Answer: (A)

In literature, the voice that tells the story is called the narrator. The narrator is the storyteller who presents events, describes the setting, and provides perspective or commentary that shapes how readers experience the tale. This voice can be a character within the story (first person) or an external voice (third person). The other terms aren’t about who tells the story: Fortunato is a character, Green Pastures is a title, and Predicament refers to a difficult situation. So the best answer is Narrator.