Question

what is atmosphere in literature? the attitude of a text toward the subject and theme the emotional response a text generates from a reader the authors opinion of the subject and the audience the narrators perspective in relation to the characters

Explanation:

In literature, atmosphere refers to the emotional response a text evokes in a reader. It is created through elements like setting, tone, and description. The attitude of a text toward the subject and theme is tone. The author's opinion of the subject and audience is not atmosphere. The narrator's perspective in relation to characters is about point - of - view.

Answer:

the emotional response a text generates from a reader