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Which statement best explains a playwright’s attitude if they use words with negative connotations to describe a character?(1 point)
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The tone of the work is negative.
The tone of the work is negative.
Words with negative connotations usually reveal opposing feelings in the playwright.
Words with negative connotations usually reveal opposing feelings in the playwright.
The mood of the work is negative.
The mood of the work is negative.
Words with negative connotations usually reveal opposing feelings in the reader.
Words with negative connotations usually reveal opposing feelings in the reader.
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The tone of the work is negative.
Explanation: Connotation reveals the author's attitude toward a subject (tone). Mood is the feeling created in the reader, while the other options about "opposing feelings" are incorrect.
Explanation: Connotation reveals the author's attitude toward a subject (tone). Mood is the feeling created in the reader, while the other options about "opposing feelings" are incorrect.
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