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The emotions or feelings surrounding a literary work of art are referred to as the a. setting b. voice c. theme d. mood

The emotions or feelings surrounding a literary work of art are referred to as the a. setting b. voice c. theme d. mood
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The emotions or feelings surrounding a literary work of art are referred to as the

a. setting
b. voice
c. theme
d. mood

User Vishal Mokal
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Your answer is D.) Mood.
User Jakub Wisniewski
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The correct answer is Mood, because emotions or feelings are what makes the mood happy, sad, or mad
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