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Which phrase best defines mood in a literary work? A.the reader’s opinion about the work B.language that describes the physical senses C.the overall feeling the work produces D.the writer’s purpose in
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Which phrase best defines mood in a literary work?

A.the reader’s opinion about the work
B.language that describes the physical senses
C.the overall feeling the work produces
D.the writer’s purpose in writing

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C would be your answer! Have an amazing day :)
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C would be the answer
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