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umka21 [38]
4 years ago
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Which of the following is the best description of a writer’s voice? A. the theme that the writer conveys B. the conversation of

the two main characters C. a type of writing that presents the ideas of real people. D. the way an author “speaks” to an audience on a page
English
2 answers:
sammy [17]4 years ago
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First of all what makes a writer a good writer is not how his words are printed or even his style of writing. Also a conversation between two characters does not really reveal anything about the writer. Therefore the answer is a the theme the author conveys. It shows the author's taste and talent by helping the reader to visualize fully what he is trying to show you. A plot or a conversation or even an action scene does not fully come to interest or 2 Vision Without a scene setting.
Allushta [10]4 years ago
4 0
I would assume that the answer is D: the way the author "speaks" to an audience on a page. We never truly know how the author feels until he/she shows us through his/her words. We really can't see this through conversations between characters, because often there will be characters that the author doesn't really "like" or wants to "dwell" upon, so often the conversations do not reveal much. The theme of the novel does convey a lot, but we still don't really know how the author feels about it. Themes are so hard to identify and everyone comes up with something different, so I would not see trying to find the author's voice in this option. Even though the writing can represent real people, it will not always represent the author. The best choice for me here is D. I hope that this helps and that that is the right answer!
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