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Which phrase best defines mood in literature? O A. the location of a story ОВ. the atmosphere of a story ОС. . the attitude of the writer OD. the traits of the characters
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Which phrase best defines mood in literature?

O A. the location of a story
ОВ.
the atmosphere of a story
ОС. .
the attitude of the writer
OD. the traits of the characters

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OB. Mood is the atmosphere of the narrative, and is created by settings, attitude, and descriptions.
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