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An author uses certain words that convey a tone or attitude about a subject or a character. false true
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An author uses certain words that convey a tone or attitude about a subject or a character. false true
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The answer is True because tone, attitude, description, etc tells the audience what personality trait a person or object might have and what actions they do and why they do it.
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