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1.3.7 Quiz: Analyze Theme and Point of View

Answer 1

The reader recognizes the particular voice of the story By looking at the use of language, diction, and tone. the correct answer is option(d).

The term "author's voice" refers to a writer's personal writing voice or style. The speech and thought patterns of a character in a story are known as their "voice."

Voice categories in fiction:

• Author's voice: The author uses a distinct voice to tell stories. The tone, diction, and language that an author uses to tell a tale are known as the author's voice. Each and every author has a particular voice that sets them apart from one another so it is possible to identify them by reading a sample of their writing.
• The format in which the narrator tells a story is known as the narrative voice.
• Character's voice: The voice assigned to each character in a work of fiction. The story is narrated from the first-person point of view in the character's voice.

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