What can the reader look at to recognize the particular voice of a story?

A. The overall meaning or lesson
B. The main source of conflict
C. The perspective from which a story is told
D. The language, diction, and tone

Answer:

The asnwer is: D. The language, diction, and tone

Explanation:

The diction is the style that the author uses to write, the tone refers to the pitch of the person, this will depend on diction, however, as it establishes the mood. That means, diction creates tone. You recognize the voice while you're reading no after finishing reading (the overall meaning or lesson). The perspective of the story will be according to you. And the main source or conflict have nothing to do with realizing the tone of a whole story.