Which sentence most clearly describes the tone of a work of literature? A. McCarthy's sentences grow to gigantic proportions without warning. B. Many of the descriptions in Proulx's book are written in

Which sentence most clearly describes the tone of a work of literature?

A. McCarthy's sentences grow to gigantic proportions without
warning.

B. Many of the descriptions in Proulx's book are written in fragments.

C. Hemingway believed in minimalism, relying on short, direct
sentences.

D. Austen describes the events with an air of intellectual detachment.

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