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LiRa [457]
3 years ago
10

The following question refers to " form and style". A key element of style is- a writer's attude toward a subject, a character,

or the audience​
English
2 answers:
andreev551 [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Tone

Explanation: I have found the options that are missing in you question.

A. mood

B. tone

C. style

D. atmosphere

The correct answer has to be tone that is a key element of style and with proper tone the writer and artist is showing the audience what they have to know about his work. Tone toward a subject and character is showing the ones who are reading what kind of purpose they are having. For example, the tone can find out what type of character is writer talking about, is it negative character or a positive one.  

The tone takes on various forms that dictate or reflect the writer's style, such as being formal/informal, serious/comical, light/foreboding, etc.

Novosadov [1.4K]3 years ago
6 0

Question:

The following question refers to " form and style".

A key element of style is:

A) a writer's attitude toward a subject

B) a character or

C) the audience​

Answer:

The writers Character would always influence his approach in terms of "form and style" always.

 

Explanation:

In coming to conclusions about your style, your readers respond as much to the words themselves as to the person they perceive behind the words – your character, persona, creativity, and sense of humour.

Cheers!

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