Identify the narrator’s point of view in Robert Frost’s poem "Fire and Ice".
Answer
First‑person singular.
The correct answer is First‑person singular. — Conclude that the poem is narrated from the first‑person singular perspective.
Step-by-step solution
- Locate the pronoun "I" in the poem; its presence indicates first‑person narration.
- Verify that the speaker is speaking for himself, not an observer; thus the point of view is first‑person singular.
- Conclude that the poem is narrated from the first‑person singular perspective.
Common mistake: Confusing the narrator with the poet or assuming third‑person
Concept tested: Point of view
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