How does the choice of a narrator, persona, or speaker affect the tone of a text?
-the choice determines the tone's point of view.
-the choice determines how the tone develops in the climax.
-the choice never impacts the tone(s) in a text.
-the choice determines how the audience perceives a given tone

The correct answer is "The choice determines how the audience perceives a given tone".

Explanation:

The use of narrators to tell stories is a common narrative perspective that authors use to change the audience perception of a given tone. For instance, the use of a first person point of view gives a more personal reading experience, but when a narrator uses a third person point of view the audience gets an omniscient experience with full access and knowledge to all persons characters, places, and events of the story.

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