English, 29.01.2020 13:03 hp1013756

When evaluating an adaptation, the reader should consider whether the adaptation matches both the meaning and or attitude, of the original.

a. diction
b. metaphor
c. simile
d. tone

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Answer from: alexanderickh1

The correct answer is D: Tone

When evaluating an adaptation, the reader should consider whether the adaptation matches both the meaning and the TONE, or attitude, of the original.

Answer from: paolaviviana

The correct answer is D: Tone

When evaluating an adaptation, the reader should consider whether the adaptation matches both the meaning and the TONE, or attitude, of the original.

Answer from: akatsionis25

When evaluating an adaptation, the reader should consider whether the adaptation matches both the meaning and the tone, or attitude, of the original.

D. Tone

Explanation:

The option tone is the correct option. All the other three are the figures of speech. They help in making the language of the narrative figurative and enhances the narrator's way of telling the story. In the process of evaluating the adaptation, the metaphor, simile and diction can be altered but not the tone.

Answer from: briana21092005

When evaluating an adaptation, the reader should consider whether the adaptation matches both the meaning and the tone, or attitude, of the original.

D. Tone

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Answer from: Quest

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