1. when the audience of a piece is general:
it is meant for anyone.
it is meant for a certain group of people.
it is meant for a certain type of person.
it is meant to change a person's mind

2. the tone of a piece of literature is determined by:

examining the organizational pattern the author chose to use
determining the author's purpose for writing about the topic
analyzing the word choices and identifying the author's attitude toward the subject
identifying the feelings the audience has after reading the piece

3. when the purpose of a piece of literature is to inform, the writer usually:

writes in the first person.
writes in the second person.
writes in the third person.
writes for a specific audience.

4. the is the way an author relates to the audience.

tone
audience
purpose
point of view

5. when the author addresses the audience using you, your, yours, or commands, the point of view is:

first person
second person
third person
fourth person