English 9 - Tone, Mood, Technique, and Purpose of the Author

It is what the reader feels while reading a scene or story

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It is the style of writing.

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It is the attitude of the author or viewpoint of the character toward story events and other characters.

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It is the reason for writing.

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It is the person who originated or gave existence to anything and whose _ determines responsibility for what was created; originator of any written work or writer.

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What does understanding the tone, mood, technique, and purpose of the author help us with?

• It helps us create a meaningful experience in reading.

• It helps us write the summary of the text.

• It helps us publish the text.

• It helps us advertise the text.

Identify the tone of the sentence. - There is a storm today. Jose lives near the river bank.

• Worried

• Lonely

• Happy

Identify the tone of the sentence. - The fish landed in the dry, warm grass and there he lay, unable to breathe or move. “Help!” he whispered helplessly.

• Afraid

• Angry

• Sad

Identify the tone of the sentence. - The man kicked and threw the cat out of his house.

• Sad

• Angry

• Afraid

Identify the tone of the sentence. - “Wag your tail as hard as you can! Look up the moon and flap your wings like a bird.”

• Loving

• Encouraging

• Relaxing