
TONE
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6th Grade
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Shannon Fitzgerald
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TONE
the attitude a writer expresses toward a subject, theme, or audience
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How is TONE communicated?
an author's choice of words
an author's point of view
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TONE Words - examples of TONE
serious, comical, sarcastic, whimsical, cheerful, formal, informal
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What should be considered when finding the TONE of a poem?
connotations, structure
What 3 things do you look at to figure out the TONE:
language
structure
imagery
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Jabberwocky TONE
"Jabberwocky" is what type of poem? "Jabberwocky" is a nonsensical poem.
What does the author use to create a fanciful tone? The author uses invented language, rhyme, repetition of sounds, and punctuation.
What does the reader have to do to understand the meaning of the words? Readers have to use context to figure out the meaning of the words in the poem.
What are some made-up creatures in the first stanza? slithy toves, borogoves, and mome raths
How is "Jabberwocky" a tale of good versus evil? The Jabberwock seems evil because of its "jaws that bite" and "claws that catch," which make it seem like a scary monster. The boy seems good because even though the Jabberwocky is scary, and the boy is warned to stay away, he kills the Jabberwocky with his sword.
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Match
tone
sympathy, rage, irony, sadness, bitterness, humor, seriousness
when a speaker stresses certain words or phrases
word choice, sentence structure, figures of speech
connotation
expresses the attitude of an author toward a subject, character, or audience
attitudes that can be conveyed by tone
tone of voice
elements that convey tone
the idea or feeling associated with different words
expresses the attitude of an author toward a subject, character, or audience
attitudes that can be conveyed by tone
tone of voice
elements that convey tone
the idea or feeling associated with different words
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Reorder
The slithy toves gyre and gimble
The hero is warned about the Jabberwock, the Jubjub bird, and the frumious Bandersnatch
The hero decapitates the Jabberwock
The hero proudly returns to his father
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Multiple Choice
"Jabberwocky" is what type of poem?
ode poem
nonsensical poem
cinquain
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Multiple Choice
What does the author use to create a fanciful tone?
The author uses invented language, rhyme, repetition of sounds, and punctuation.
imagery
denotation
theme
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Multiple Choice
What are some made-up creatures in the first stanza?
vorpal sword
Jabberwocky
slithy toves, borogoves, and mome raths
Bandersnatch
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Multiple Choice
What three things do the students determine make up tone?
theme
language, structure, and imagery
stanzas
title
TONE
the attitude a writer expresses toward a subject, theme, or audience
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