Question

What are the components or features of a literary composition or oral presentation that have to do with the form of expression rather than the content expressed (e.g., language, punctuation, parenthetical citations, and endnotes)? a. citation functionsb. referencing functionsc. grammatical parametersd. communicative techniquese. style

Answer 1

e. style

Step-by-step explanation:

Writing Style:

The writing style is, simply, the way an author writes. An author's tone, voice or mood, writing techniques, word choice and syntax all fall under the umbrella of writing style. Style is the way an author/ speaker expresses him/herself. Following are different types of writing styles:

• Expository writing provides information and explains concepts. Academic, scientific and technical (subject based) writing fall under this category.
• Descriptive writing involves the creation of visuals rather than conveyance of facts. This style elaborates and describes the subject in detail. Fiction and creative non-fiction fall under this category.
• Persuasive writing involves the presentation of arguments and premises that prove or disprove it. This style is meant to persuade and convince audiences.
• Narrative writing tells a story. It contains a pot with a beginning, middle and end. Novels, poetry, short stories fall in this category.