Question

question 8 of 10
what is one characteristic of journals and diaries that makes them more personal than other narratives?
a. they usually have a matter - of - fact tone.
b. they tend to avoid bias.
c. they often address the reader directly.
d. they are usually written in first person.

Explanation:

Journals and diaries are typically written from the writer's own perspective, using "I", which makes them highly personal. A matter - of - fact tone doesn't make them more personal. They don't always avoid bias and don't always directly address the reader.

Answer:

D. They are usually written in first person.