Which description most clearly defines tone in literature?

the opinions the writer expresses through characters and events

the way the author conveys themes to the audience through words

the writer's attitude toward the audience and the subject

the emotional atmosphere created within a work of literature

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Bryson Yoder

6 December, 00:20

Which description most clearly defines tone in literature?

the opinions the writer expresses through characters and events

the way the author conveys themes to the audience through words

the writer's attitude toward the audience and the subject

the emotional atmosphere created within a work of literature

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Kenley Carr · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. Tone is best defined as the writer's attitude toward the audience and the subject.

The author's tone is conveyed through the word and details he or she uses. An author's tone might be optimistic, reverent, critical, bitter, or even just matter-of-fact.