Mood, Tone and Style

Mood, Tone and Style

Multiple Select

Tick 2 answers for this question:

- Style is:

• the way something is written.

• created by word choice, sentence structure, and other details.

• the readers’ feelings about the written text.

Open Ended

What is the difference between (Tone) and (Mood)?

Multiple Choice

Mood is:

• the way the text is written.

• the style that a certain author is famous for.

• the overall feeling the reader gets when he reads a piece of literature.

• The topic from the author’s point of view.

Multiple Select

Tick the words that can be used to describe "Tone":

• appreciative

• critical

• joyful

• terrifying

Multiple Choice

Describe the mood of the following video:

• happy and adventurous

• gloomy and suspenseful

• stressful and exhausting

Multiple Choice

Describe the mood of the following video:

• fun and adventurous

• dark and gloomy

• melancholy

Multiple Choice

Identify the tone of the author of the following text.

It is a mistake to think that we can leave this problem to the next generation to solve. The clock is ticking. We must act.

• judgmental

• inspirational

• empathetic

• humble

• urgent

Multiple Choice

Describe the tone of the author of the following text:

He didn’t speak but he didn’t need to. Dozens of memories flashed through my mind, and each was accompanied by a pang so sharp that for a moment I might double over myself as I slid my arm around his waist and helped him to hobble to the chair.

• judgmental

• inspirational

• empathetic

• humble

• urgent

Multiple Choice

Describe the tone of the author of the following text:

The meat was tough, the soup was cold, and the pie was clammy. When the waitress came by to ask how everything was, I just looked up at her and rolled my eyes. Enough said.

• judgmental

• inspirational

• empathetic

• humble

• urgent

Multiple Choice

Identify the tone of the author of the following text:

It is a mistake to think that we can leave this problem to the next generation to solve. The clock is ticking. We must act.

• judgmental

• inspirational

• empathetic

• humble

• urgent