Differentiating Mood and Tone in Literature

What does mood in literature relate to?

• The setting of the story

• The author's feelings

• The reader's feelings

• The characters' feelings

What does tone in literature relate to?

• The plot of the story

• The author's feelings

• The setting of the story

• The reader's feelings

Where do the children in 'All Summer in a Day' live?

• Mars

• Jupiter

• Earth

• Venus

How long do the children in the story go without seeing the sun?

• 7 years

• 3 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

What do the children do to Margo when the sun is about to come out?

• They play with her

• They lock her in a closet

• They ignore her

• They tell the teacher

Which word from the passage indicates a scary mood?

• Smiling

• Seized roughly

• Playfully

• Naive

How does the author feel about the children's actions in the passage?

• Sad

• Angry

• Playful

• Indifferent

Which word from the passage indicates the children's impulsiveness?

• Surged

• Crying

• Protesting

• Trembling

What is the main difference between mood and tone?

• Mood is about the plot, tone is about the setting

• Mood is about the setting, tone is about the plot

• Mood is about the reader's feelings, tone is about the author's feelings

• Mood is about the characters' feelings, tone is about the reader's feelings

Can mood and tone sometimes be the same?

• No, they are always different

• Yes, if the author uses words intentionally to evoke a certain feeling

• Only in non-fiction

• Only in poetry