alleryIn literature, tone is the writer's:
AChoice of setting
BPlot of the story
CPattern of rhymes
DAttitude to the subject
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Attitude to the subject
1. Tone is a quality of a literary work.
2. It expresses the writer's attitude toward or feelings about the subject matter and audience.
3. Setting, plot and rhyme pattern are other features.
**Why not the others:** Setting, plot and rhyme pattern are separate features of a work and do not express the writer's attitude.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Tone (literature)", section "introduction" (revision 1359726579)_
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