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Question 5 of 10 Which best explains the meaning of tone in writing? A. The specific sounds the writing uses B. The central topic the writing engages C. The main argument the writing makes O D. The mood
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Which best explains the meaning of tone in writing?
A. The specific sounds the writing uses
B. The central topic the writing engages
C. The main argument the writing makes
O D. The mood or attitude the writing conveys

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D You have to have encouragement and attitude
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Answer is D. The mood or attitude the writing conveys

Reason; Tone is the way the author expresses their attitude through their writing.

Tone help authors show whether they feel positively, negatively, or neutrally about what they're writing about.
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