alleryThe voice that tells a story is the:
AHero
BReader
CNarrator
DCritic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Narrator
1. Narration is the use of spoken or written commentary to convey a story.
2. It is conveyed by a narrator, a person or literary voice.
3. The hero, reader and critic are other roles.
**Why not the others:** The hero acts in the story, the reader receives it, and the critic judges it.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Narration", section "introduction" (revision 1373102025)_
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