Question

The narrator's use of 'I' in the given passage is/are: it{I have never been any good at the more lurid sort of writing. Psychopathic killers, impotent war-heroes, self-tortured film stars, and seedy espionage agents must exist in the world, but strangely enough I do not come across them, and I prefer to write about the people and places I have known and the lives of those whose paths I have crossed. This crossing of paths makes for stories rather than novels, and although I have worked in both mediums, I am happier being a short-story writer than a novelist.}

• A. Self-conscious
• B. Apologetic and regretful
• C. Confessional and communicating
• D. Egotistical and vain

Hint:

When analyzing tone, focus on the narrator's attitude and the purpose behind their statements.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A, C

The narrator reflects on their writing style and preferences, which indicates a self-concious and confessional tone. They openly discuss their personal experiences and choices, demonstrating a desire to communicate their perspective effectively. There is no indication of self-consciousness, regret, or vanity. Thus, the correct tone is Self-conscious and Confessional and communicating.