Tone, Mood, Technique, and Purpose of the Author (Quiz)

It is defined as the originator of any

written works and can also be described

as a writer.

• A. Author

• B. Tone

• C. Mood

• D. Technique

It refers to what the reader feels

while reading a scene or a story.

• A. Purpose

• B. Tone

• C. Mood

• D. Technique

It refers to the attitude of the narrator or viewpoint

character toward story events and other

characters. It is also achieved through word usage

(diction), sentence construction, and word order

(syntax).

• A. Technique

• B. Tone

• C. Mood

• D. Purpose

It refers to the author's reason for writing.

• A. Mood

• B. Technique

• C. Tone

• D. Purpose

It pertains to the style used by the

authors in writing a certain story.

• A. Purpose

• B. Technique

• C. Mood

• D. Tone

The focus of the writer in this type of writing style is to tell the readers about specific subject or topic.

• A. Expository Writing

• B. Persuasive Writing

• C. Descriptive Writing

• D. Narrative Writing

The author focuses on describing an event, a character, or a place in detail.

• A. Narrative Writing

• B. Persuasive Writing

• C. Descriptive Writing

• D. Expository Writing

Is a type of writing where the author narrates a story.

• A. Expository Writing

• B. Descriptive Writing

• C. Narrative Writing

• D. Persuasive Writing

This writing style aims to persuade and

convince the reader.

• A. Narrative Writing

• B. Descriptive Writing

• C. Expository Writing

• D. Persuasive Writing

It enlightens the reader or provides

the reader with information about a certain topic.

• A. To persuade

• B. To inform

• C. To entertain

• D. To amuse