Author’s attitude in a written piece.

the emotional feeling or atmosphere that a work brings out in the reader.

: Comparing two unlike things using like or as.

A claim in writing is the main point or opinion that someone is trying to prove. (Writing)

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Question	Answer
Anecdote:	a personal story
2: Theme:	Message of the story.
3: Tone:	Author’s attitude in a written piece.
4: Mood:	the emotional feeling or atmosphere that a work brings out in the reader.
5: Simile	: Comparing two unlike things using like or as.
Claim	A claim in writing is the main point or opinion that someone is trying to prove. (Writing)