Tone

What does the tone of a text primarily communicate?

• The author's personal history.

• The author's feelings about their topic.

• The length and complexity of the text.

• The grammatical correctness of the writing.

What is "register" in the context of language?

• A list of formal vocabulary words.

• The difference in tone used for different circumstances.

• A type of literary device used for emphasis.

• The author's unique writing style.

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In the hot dog example, what does the phrase "holier-than-thou prohibition of ketchup" imply about Chicago hot dogs?

• Chicago hot dogs are considered superior due to their unique toppings.

• The author believes Chicagoans are overly proud and rigid about their ketchup rule.

• Ketchup is a forbidden ingredient on all types of hot dogs.

• The author prefers Chicago hot dogs over New York hot dogs.

What is the primary difference between an author's "voice" and their "tone"?

• Voice is about grammar, while tone is about vocabulary.

• Voice is consistent across topics, while tone is specific to a topic.

• Voice is formal, while tone is informal.

• Voice is objective, while tone is subjective.