Question

1. which of the following distinguishes literary writing from informational or persuasive writing?○ literary writers are not concerned about readers responses to their work-only how well the books sell.○ literary writers work harder than other kinds of writers to accomplish similar effects.○ readers expect to have deeper emotional reactions to literary writing than to other types.○ literary writers are college graduates who know more about writing well than writers of information.

Explanation:

Literary writing prioritizes evoking deep emotional engagement from readers, unlike informational writing (focused on conveying facts) or persuasive writing (focused on convincing audiences of a position). The other options are incorrect: literary writers do care about reader responses (not just sales), they do not necessarily work harder than other writers for similar effects, and literary writers are not exclusively college graduates with superior writing knowledge compared to informational writers.

Answer:

C. Readers expect to have deeper emotional reactions to literary writing than to other types.