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The attiude of a writer toward the subject and the audience is called the writing's A. Word Choice B. Style C. Tone D. Formality​
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The attiude of a writer toward the subject and the audience is called the writing's

A. Word Choice
B. Style
C. Tone
D. Formality​

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Answer: The tone

Explanation: What they mean by attitude is that expression showed through the words and details the writer selects.

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The answer is Tone

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