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How does the author's diction contribute to the tone of the text in Adapted from frugality by yoshida kenko?
A.
It gives the text a dignified tone.
B.
It gives the text an encouraging tone.
O c. It gives the text a condescending tone.
OD.
It gives the text an evasive tone.

How Does The Authors Diction Contribute To The Tone Of The Text In Adapted From Frugality By Yoshida Kenko A It Gives The Text A Dignified Tone B It Gives The T class=

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B. It gives the text an encouraging tone.

Explanation:

Something that is encouraging gives support to a particular cause of action. The author's diction, that is, his choice of words and vocabulary shows that he gave support to the lifestyle of frugality.

He introduced the passage by saying that it is well or good for a man to live a life of frugality. He then gave examples to support his point of view. So, it can be deduced that the author was encouraging a lifestyle of frugality.

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It gives the text an encouraging tone.

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