Which term describes an unbiased and unemotional tone in writing?

• A. Objective Tone
• B. Mood
• C. Justify
• D. Passage

Answer: (A)

This question tests tone in writing, focusing on presenting information without personal feelings. An objective tone describes something in a fair, unbiased, and unemotional way. It relies on facts, precise language, and evidence, so readers focus on what’s being stated rather than the author’s attitude. For example, a statement like “The data show…” conveys information without injecting opinion or emotion.

Mood is about the reader’s emotional experience as they read, not the writer’s stance. To justify is a verb meaning to provide reasons or arguments in support of a claim, which is about reasoning, not the tone itself. A passage is simply a portion of text, not a description of how the writing sounds or feels.