Which phrase best defines mood in literature? A. the location of a story B. the atmosphere of a story C. the attitude of the writer D. the traits of the characters

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Which phrase best defines mood in literature?

A.

the location of a story

B.

the atmosphere of a story

C.

the attitude of the writer

D.

the traits of the characters

English
middle-school

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The answer is

B) The atmosphere of a story.

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Tisch answered Dec 27, 2020

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b) the atmosphere of a story

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Irfan answered Dec 31, 2020

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