Tone in rhetoric is defined as the: A. sentences that echo one another. B. careful choice of words in a piece. C. way an author feels about a subject. D. words that make comparisons.

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Tone in rhetoric is defined as the: A. sentences that echo one another. B. careful choice of words in a piece. C. way an author feels about a subject. D. words that make comparisons.

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B. careful choice of words in a piece.

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I think B because tone is the way an author talks about something

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