Which sentence is an example of the first-person point of view? A. "Of the three needs or truths about modern man which Gandhi personified, it was the first - the attainment of inner purity - which was his hardest task." B. "Gandhi's teachings are written in monumental volume, but here I am chiefly concerned with understanding his political method and the lessons it may have for us." C. "Gandhi thought he had to put that into practice internally as well as externally, and that he could not lead Indians to freedom until he had freed himself." D. "It was his fellow men who recognized it and elevated him to power and authority he never acknowledged."

The answer is B. With the terms "I" and "us", it shows that the author is speaking directly to the reader, putting him or herself into the narrative. That is first person.

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The sentence making use of the first-person point of view is B. Gandhi's teachings are written in monumental volume, but here I am chiefly concerned with understanding his political method and the lessons it may have for us.

Explanation:

Writing from the first-person point of view means the protagonist is the narrator of the story, telling what happens from his/her point of view.

In this case there are hints as to which is the first-person sentence such as I and us. This means that the narrator is explaining the way Gandhi's teachings are written and gives his/her point of view as to why this concerns him/her and what lessons it has for him/her and others.

The other options are in the third-person since the narrator is "omnipresent" and is able to know all about the other characters.