The description "A narrator who knows everything about all the characters" defines which POV?

• A. Objective
• B. Omniscient
• C. Limited omniscient
• D. Dramatic

Answer: (B)

An all-knowing narrator has access to the inner lives of every character—their thoughts, feelings, motives, and histories—so you can hear from multiple characters and see events from a broad perspective. That describes the omniscient point of view, where the narrator can move between characters and provide insights beyond what any single character knows. It’s different from an objective narrator, who reports only external actions and dialogue; a limited omniscient narrator, who follows only one character’s inner life; and a dramatic third-person approach, which presents events mainly through dialogue and actions with little access to inner thoughts. So the description is a perfect fit for omniscient narration.