The most likely reason an author would use fewer hyperboles in a literary text is "The text has a serious tone." Hyperbole is often used for emphasis, humor, or exaggeration, which can be at odds with a serious tone. In a text aimed at conveying serious themes or lessons, the use of hyperbole may be minimized to maintain the gravity and authenticity of the narrative.
What is the most likely reason an author would use fewer hyperboles in a literary text?(8 points) Responses The text is meant to tell a lesson. The text is meant to tell a lesson. The text contains larger-than-life characters. The text contains larger-than-life characters. The text needs comic exaggerations. The text needs comic exaggerations. The text has a serious tone.
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