Assess students' understanding of narrative perspectives (first-, second-, third-person; limited vs. omniscient), techniques that create unreliable narration (bias, omission, inconsistency, framing, focalization), and the effects of perspective on theme, tone, and reader interpretation in 20th-century short fiction. Include identification of perspective in short passages, brief close-reading analyses of unreliable narration, and comparative questions on authorial strategies used by key writers.