Mood Midterm Review

Mood Review - Midterm Prep

Multiple Choice

Mood = ___.

• the author's opinion

• the attitude that the text creates within the reader.

• the tone

• the relationships between the characters and setting

Multiple Choice

Tone = ___.

• the author's opinion

• the attitude that the text creates within the reader.

• the author’s attitude toward the subject of the text.

• the relationships between the characters and setting

Multiple Choice

_____ contribute to the mood.

• the publication date

• words and details that express emotions

• the number of chapters

• the font

Multiple Choice

Words that describe mood include: 

• plot, events, characters, setting, time, place

• characters, setting

• chapter, author, text

• Gloomy, cheerful, ominous, tense, hopeful, etc. 

Multiple Choice

Which phrase in the quotation below reveals a mood of disillusionment?

“I realize now that having the nerve to wear those boots and perm my hair was just a symptom of a deeper and general disillusion that I was feeling. I was falling out of love with the ‘organizational life’ and collective activities that no one in the country was exempt from” (Lee 62).

• wear those boots and perm my hair

• I was falling out of love with the ‘organizational life’

• having the nerve

• collective activities that no one in the country was exempt from

Multiple Choice

Which phrase in the quotation below reveals a mood of disillusionment?

“Members of the Socialist Youth League had to undergo military training. I had to put on army fatigues and learn to shoot with live ammunition at a firing range in Hyesan. I hated this so much” (Lee 62). 

• Members of the Socialist Youth League had to undergo military training.

• put on army fatigues

• shoot with live ammunition at a firing range in Hyesan.

• I hated this so much.

Multiple Choice

What type of mood does the quotation below create?

“It was near the start of the rainy season and the skies over Anju had been rumbling with thunder all morning, which further set my mother’s nerves on edge. She is pregnant with Min-ho, and not feeling herself” (Lee 28).

• hopeful

• joyful

• disillusioned

• ominous

Multiple Choice

What type of mood does the quotation below create?

"The interior of Mr. Ahn's house was warm and inviting" (Lee 101).

• comfortable

• panicked

• apathetic

• disillusioned

Draw

Draw the quotation:

Lee says, "The interior of Mr. Ahn's house was warm and inviting" (Lee 101).

Multiple Choice

What type of mood does the quotation below create?

“I had not slept or eaten in thirty-six hours, running on pure adrenalin. I had no possessions. I had to find a job today” (Lee 128). 

• calm

• apathetic

• desperate

• disillusioned

Multiple Choice

What type of mood does the quotation below create?

“We opened all of the ice cream flavors and I took a spoonful from each. They were the most heavenly flavors I had ever tasted. Jasmine, green tea, sesame, red bean. Flavors I had not imagined possible” (Lee 128). 

• gloomy

• fearful

• amazed

• embarrassed

Draw

Draw the quotation:

Lee says, “We opened all of the ice cream flavors and I took a spoonful from each. They were the most heavenly flavors I had ever tasted. Jasmine, green tea, sesame, red bean. Flavors I had not imagined possible” (Lee 128). 

Multiple Choice

What type of mood does the quotation below create?

"Our situation will be dangerous for a while. The neighbors are watching us" (Lee 112).

• calm

• hopeful

• anxious

• embarrassed

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between mood and tone?

• Tone is the feeling that the text creates for the reader. Mood is the author's attitude toward the text.

• Mood is the feeling that the text creates for the reader. Tone is the author's attitude toward the text.

• Mood and tone are the same.

• There is no difference.