English, 30.06.2021 08:40 allytrujillo20oy0dib

Question 19 of 24 An author can describe a character's desperate anguish." Which of the
following phrases would change the author's diction without changing the
tone?
A. Hopeless despair
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B. Discouraged feeling
C. Optimistic outlook
D. Eager anticipation
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