Author's Perspective Tone and Diction

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What is the definition of Syntax?

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Syntax is the arrangement of words into sentences.

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What does the term 'Author's Purpose' refer to?

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A writer's reason for crafting a particular work.

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How would you describe the style of writing in Gloria Naylor's excerpt?

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Playful and informal.

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How would you describe the style of writing in Nathaniel Hawthorne's excerpt?

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Formal and ornate.

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What does Diction refer to in literature?

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An author's choice of words and syntax.

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What is the significance of an author's tone in a literary work?

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Tone conveys the author's attitude toward the subject and influences the reader's emotional response.

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How can diction affect the tone of a piece of writing?

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Diction can create a specific tone by influencing the mood and emotional impact through word choice.

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What is the relationship between author's perspective and author's purpose?

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The author's perspective shapes their purpose, as it reflects their viewpoint and influences the message they intend to convey.

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What are some examples of different tones an author might use?

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Examples include sarcastic, serious, humorous, somber, and optimistic.

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How does understanding diction help in analyzing a text?

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Understanding diction helps identify the nuances of meaning and emotional weight behind the author's word choices.

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