6) D
7) A
8) A
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<em>Answer: Interpreters work bidirectionally, going back and forth between two languages. Interpreters convert the message to the best of their ability. ... The goal is to have the listener understand the message as if it were heard directly from the original speaker</em>
It gives the reader an understanding of how a character understands their world. My favorite example of this was in 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas'. While the main character isn't the narrator, it gives the reader insight into how much the character did NOT understand of his world.
It's meaning like why did you choose this role/person who does the story line!
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You can define mood in literature as C. attitude or perspective conveyed to the reader by the author. Is the author who sets the mood in a piece of literature, not the reader who defines it. The reader can notice it in a conscious level or maybe just as a feeling. Literature evokes different emotions in the readers, but have in mind that if it does this is because the writer aimed for that, literature does nt to id by itself
