Author's Tone

Welcome to the "Author's Tone" category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a treasure trove of questions exploring the captivating world of an author's tone. From the subtle shifts in emotions to the overall atmosphere an author creates, understanding an author's tone is crucial to truly connecting with a piece of writing. Dive into this category to gain valuable insights, unravel the intentions of authors, and embark on an illuminating journey into the fascinating realm of literary expression. Whether you are a literature enthusiast, student, or simply curious about the art of writing, "Author's Tone" is the perfect category for you. Enjoy exploring the intricacies and nuances of an author's tone and enhance your appreciation for the written word!

Questions (16)

What is the author's tone of Maniac Magee? Is it light-hearted, humorous, serious, sarcastic, intense, or depressing?What do you
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2. asked by astrid
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What is an author’s tone?(1 point) Responses the way they build suspense the way they build suspense their attitude toward a
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What can help a reader determine how an author feels about a subject?A. Signal words B. Compare and contrast structure C. Cause
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2. asked by Jozikee
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What is an author’s tone?(1 point) Responses their purpose for writing their purpose for writing the way they write dialogue
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What is an author’s tone?their attitude toward a subject their attitude toward a subject the way they write dialogue the way
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What is an author’s tone?(1 point)Responses the way they write dialogue the way they write dialogue their attitude toward a
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What can readers analyze to find an author’s tone?(1 point) Responses bolded words bolded words word choice word choice text
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6) Choose the best answer._____ in a nonfiction text is the author's attitude toward the subject. Tone A conclusion A thesis
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The author’s tone in the story is _________(1 point) Responses matter-of-fact. matter-of-fact. proud. proud. regretful.
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Drag the word that BEST completes the sentence.In the last sentence of the text, the author’s use of the words "much-needed"
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2. asked by hi :)
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Which of the following terms describes the writer’s attitude toward his or her subject?
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2. asked by School
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Read the excerpt from Eleanor Roosevelt’s "What I Hope to Leave Behind."I personally have never formulated exactly what I
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2. asked by your mama
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Which of the following terms describes the writer’s attitude toward his or her subject?(1 point)Responses connotation
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2. asked by bots are L
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Which term refers to how the author feels about the information or events in the text he or she is writing?(1 point)Responses
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2. asked by able
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Which term refers to how the author feels about the information or events in the text he or she is writing?(1 point)Responses
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2. asked anonymously
3. 28 views
Tone (How did the author feel about their topic, and how do you know? Provide examples/evidence from story)passage called: Amy's
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2. asked by Evan
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