Question

question 7 of 10
what can the reader look at to recognize the particular voice of a story?
a. the perspective from which a story is told
b. the language, diction, and tone
c. the main source of conflict
d. the overall meaning or lesson

Explanation:

The voice of a story refers to the unique style and manner in which the author tells the story. Language, diction (word choice), and tone (the attitude conveyed) are key elements that contribute to this unique voice. The perspective (A) is more about who is telling the story (e.g., first - person, third - person). The main source of conflict (C) is about the problem in the story, and the overall meaning or lesson (D) is the theme.

Answer:

B. The language, diction, and tone