Tone and Mood-Flocabulary

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What is mood in literature?

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Mood is the emotional feeling or atmosphere that a piece of writing creates for the reader.

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How does an author create mood?

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An author creates mood through word choice, imagery, and descriptive language.

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What is tone in literature?

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Tone is the author's attitude toward the subject or audience, conveyed through word choice and style.

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How can you identify the mood of a text?

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You can identify the mood by paying attention to the descriptive language and the emotions it evokes.

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What is the difference between tone and mood?

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Tone refers to the author's attitude, while mood refers to the feelings evoked in the reader.

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What mood is created by words like 'dark', 'stormy', and 'gloomy'?

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These words create a mood that is ominous or foreboding.

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What mood is created by words like 'bright', 'cheerful', and 'sunny'?

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These words create a mood that is happy and uplifting.

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True or False: Mood can change throughout a story.

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True.

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What is an example of a text that creates a peaceful mood?

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A description of a quiet, sunlit garden with blooming flowers.

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What is an example of a text that creates an angry mood?

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A scene where a character is frustrated and yelling at someone.