What is the author’s attitude toward a subject called?

a. structure

b. tone

c. organization

d. description

The Author's attitude towards a subject is his tone. Option B is the correct answer.

The tone of the author is how his attitude is expressed throughout his write-up. The attitudes expresses his feelings towards the subject presently being addressed. If the author addresses or describes a subject with an adjective, then, note how the adjective expresses the author's tone towards the subject.

Readers will naturally respond to what is being expressed. The writer, through the use of his choice of words, makes the readers begin to feel according to the tone of the story. The feeling the readers get from the story is a pointer to the author's tone. 

Therefore, the author's tone is easily noticed by the readers if the readers carefully observe how the author's diction is used in the literary text.

Though the authors' tone is only known through descriptive words known as adjectives, there can be variances. While the author may use words like happy, angry, hungry, beautiful, flowery and so on, he can also use adjectives that look like a verb to address a subject.

An example is: excited, as in 'excited boy' etc. 'Excited' is a verb but it used to describe the boy, so, it becomes an adjective.

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