Question

a writers unique style and perspective that makes their work distinctive is called
the intended readers or viewers of a written piece who shape its tone and style are referred to as the
a concise sentence that outlines the main argument or focus of a text is known as the
information or details such as facts, statistics, or examples used to support an argument are called
writing that avoids slang and uses professional and precise language maintains a
a reference to the source of information or evidence in a written piece is called a

Explanation:

1. A writer's unique style and perspective is voice.
2. The intended readers are the audience.
3. A sentence outlining main argument is thesis statement.
4. Facts etc. supporting an argument are evidence.
5. Writing without slang is formal tone.
6. Reference to source is citation.

Answer:

1. voice
2. audience
3. thesis statement
4. evidence
5. formal tone
6. citation