alleryA writer's attitude to the subject of a story is its:
AMood
BTone
CTheme
DSetting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Tone
1. Tone expresses the writer's attitude toward or feelings about the subject matter.
2. Mood is the feeling created in the reader.
3. So the writer's attitude is the tone.
**Why not the others:** Mood is the reader's feeling, theme is the central message, and setting is the time and place.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Tone (literature)", section "introduction" (revision 1359726579)_
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