How does golding's use of third-person omniscient point of view in lord of the flies reveal the fears on the island?
a. the reader can only access ralph's fears.
b. the reader can access all of the boys' fears.
c. the reader can access only jack's fears.
d. the reader can access none of the boys' fears.

The reader can access all of the boys' fears because Golding used a third person omniscient point of view in Lord of the Flies. It doesn't limit the readers to one point of view which would only show one boy's feelings and fears but everybody's fear were described.

The correct answer is letter C: It supports the myth by providing facts about how the Kiowas first named themselves with words that mean “coming out.” The historical manner in which the author explained the origins of the Kiowa gives a foundation as to the mythical descriptions that have been passed on from generations to generations. People are now more aware of the context and background of these native ancestors of the past.