An author’s tone in a work of literature is conveyed primarily by _____. A. feeling B. diction C. mood D. argument

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An author’s tone in a work of literature is conveyed primarily by _____.

A. feeling
B. diction
C. mood
D. argument

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The answer is C mood Your Welcome

Lokesh Kumar Gaurav answered Feb 20, 2023

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C.Mood is the answer please

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