Question

Which statement most clearly describes why an author creates a particular mood in a story?
A.
to isolate the climax of the plot
B.
to help readers understand the context
C.
to evoke certain reactions from readers
D.
to add details to the characters

Answer 1

Answer:

The statement that most clearly describes why an author creates a particular mood in a story is to help readers understand the context

Explanation:

The mood is a literary device that authors use to engage the reader into the story, this can create emotions and reactions that give a better comprehension of what is happening during the events in a story, not only the specific actions but the motivations, intentions, and emotions of the characters which give the reader a bigger picture of all.

Answer 2

Answer:

C. to evoke certain reactions from readers

Explanation:

Just took the test on Plato and answer choice B was wrong so it has to be C.