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PA General Academic Vocabulary Practice Test

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A writer's tone that is unbiased and unemotional is called what?
Correct Answer:
Objective Tone
Explanation:
Tone in writing is the attitude the writer shows toward the subject or audience. An unbiased and unemotional stance is called an objective tone. It presents information plainly, sticking to facts, and avoids personal opinions or emotional language. This neutrality helps readers assess the information themselves. Mood, by contrast, describes the atmosphere or feeling the text creates for the reader, not the author's attitude. Paraphrase is simply restating someone else’s words in your own words. Organize refers to how ideas are arranged and presented. So the best description for an unbiased, unemotional writer is objective tone.

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