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Voice and Word Choice

Voice and Word Choice

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English

9th - 12th Grade

Easy

CCSS
RL.9-10.4, L.3.3A, L.11-12.6

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Tasha Brihm

Used 3+ times

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7 Slides • 20 Questions

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Open Ended

What are we learning today?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes how 'voice' is conveyed in a text?

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Through the author's word choices, style, and point of view

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By the length of the text

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By the number of characters

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Through the use of dialogue only

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Multiple Choice

What is voice in writing?

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Voice in writing is the grammatical structure of sentences.
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Voice in writing refers to the volume of spoken words.
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Voice in writing is the use of punctuation in a text.
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Voice in writing is the distinctive style or tone of an author that reflects their personality and perspective.

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Multiple Choice

Tone can best described as
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attitude of the reader
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the overall mood or feeling in a story
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the words an author chooses to use
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reader's point of view

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Multiple Choice

If a passages tone is playful, the author's attitude is...
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full of amusement, lighthearted.
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serious, non humorous.
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haunting, spooky.
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uncaring.

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Multiple Choice

Dear Alex, 
     Don't forget that our science project is due tomorrw.  I will revise and edit the report.  You will finish doing the poster.  Make sure to use neat handwriting.  I want a good grade, don't be a slacker.
-Brecken
Which word best describes the tone of this note?
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bossy
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friendly
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helpful
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confused

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Multiple Choice

Dear Paul,
     I know that I told you that I would go bungee jumping with you next week when I see you.  However, I changed my mind,  I'm not brave enough to jump off of the platform.  I keep having nightmares about my harness failing.
-Barry
Which word best describes the tone of this note?
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sarcastic
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confused
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pathetic
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frightened

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Multiple Select

What should your consider when writing?

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Context

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Purpose

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Audience

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Your teacher

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Multiple Choice

Which initial consideration should you focus on to understand who will read or listen to your text?

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Context

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Purpose

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Audience

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Structure

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Fill in the Blank

Your context, purpose, and audience determine your ___ and voice.

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Multiple Choice

Hey! Whatcha doing?

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Formal

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Informal

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Multiple Choice

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Choose the most formal expression to complete the sentence:

I .............. help staff to improve their level of health and fitness.

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would like to

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want to

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am gonna

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Multiple Choice

Instead of saying, “there’s something else”, the formal word to use would be:
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Furthermore
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Sincerely
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Verify
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Ensure

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary impact of an author's word choice on a passage?

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It determines the length of the passage

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It influences the meaning and tone of the passage

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It provides a summary of the passage

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It explains the structure of the passage

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Multiple Choice

How does the word "childlike" differ in meaning from "childish"?

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"Childlike" suggests innocence, while "childish" implies immaturity

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"Childlike" means immature, while "childish" suggests wonder

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"Childlike" and "childish" have the same meaning

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"Childlike" implies negative qualities, while "childish" suggests positivity

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Multiple Choice

Which word would change the tone of the sentence, "She smiled warmly at the children," to a more negative tone?

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Smirked

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Winked

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Laughed

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Glared

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Multiple Choice

What is the effect of using the word "eerie" to describe the atmosphere in a passage?

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It creates a sense of peace and calm

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It builds a feeling of mystery and unease

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It emphasizes a happy and joyful mood

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It introduces a formal and professional tone

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following are examples of textual elements that can help showcase a writer's unique voice?

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Text structures

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Language features

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Literary devices

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a tone you might identify when analyzing voice in a text?

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Formal

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Informal

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Serious

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Mathematical

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Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson about sustaining voice in creative writing, what is one strategy you learned for adapting your voice to connect with different audiences?

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