2 8. It is the writer's attitude toward the subject of his or her text. c. imagery a. mood b. tone d. symbolism 9. This literary technique refers to the writer's use of the uniqueness of a place or time such as people's mannerisms, speech, and dress to show the setting of the story. C. b. symbolism a. imagery d. figures of speech local color 10. It is the emphasis given to a word in a sentence or a particular syllable in a word. b. volume C. stress d. intonation a. pitch 11. It is a speech, which explains in a sentence or introduces a concept, a person, a place, or an event. C. narrative speech d. persuasive speech a. expository speech b. descriptive speech 12. It is another common feature of African folktales aside from having many versions and having animals as characters. a. It is part of the African oral tradition. b. It is in written form. c. It is exclusive to only one African group, which are the Masai people. d. It is told only during special occasions. Practical English 8​