Question

What is the tone of a literary text?

the surface-level events or ideas of the text the attitude of
the text toward the theme or subject
the reader's feelings about the text
the emotions the text creates in the reader

Answer 1

The attitude of the text toward the theme or subject

Step-by-step explanation:

Tone is the attitude the narrator/character takes on. It is usually given by their word choice (diction) and the connotation these words take on.

The reader's feelings and emotions they receive from the text is the mood, or the atmosphere of the story.

Surface-level events/ideas are the plot of the story.