Mood

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What is mood in literature?

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Mood refers to the emotional atmosphere or feeling that a piece of writing evokes in the reader.

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How can mood be created in a passage?

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Mood can be created through word choice, imagery, setting, tone, and the emotions of characters.

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What is an example of a mood that evokes happiness?

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A cheerful and bright description of a sunny day at the beach can evoke a happy mood.

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What is an example of a mood that evokes fear?

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A dark, stormy night with eerie sounds can create a frightening mood.

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What is the mood of a passage that describes a peaceful garden?

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The mood is likely to be soothing or tranquil.

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What is the difference between mood and tone?

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Mood is the feeling the reader gets, while tone is the author's attitude toward the subject.

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What words might indicate a depressing mood?

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Words like 'dark', 'heavy', 'silent', and 'lonely' can indicate a depressing mood.

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What is an example of a mood that evokes excitement?

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A description of a thrilling roller coaster ride can evoke an exciting mood.

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How does setting influence mood?

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The setting can influence mood by providing context and atmosphere, such as a gloomy forest creating a dark mood.

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What is a mood that can be described as romantic?

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A warm, candlelit dinner with soft music can create a romantic mood.