Which of these statements is true of both journals and diaries?

AThey are objective.
BThey have a third-person narrator.
CThey include many points of view
DThey have a first-person narrator

Verified Answer :

both diaries and journals d. have a first-person narrator.

They are not objective, as they present the described events from the perspective of this person, and they don't necessarily include many points of view.

The correct answer is D.

A diary is a book in which you record your thoughts or feelings or what has happened each day.

Very similarly, a journal is a record of experiences kept regularly for private use.

While a diary is mostly used to reflect on feelings and thoughts, journals are mainly used to keep record of different experiences, for example, a journey.

They are both written in the first person, and both posses the writter's subjective point of view.