Reviewing Tone & Point of View (Q3)

The specific language an author uses to make descriptions clear, emotional, or impactful

• Word Choice

• Figurative Language

• Imagery

• All of the Above

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Which of the following refers to the author's attitude or feeling toward the subject?

• Mood

• Meaning

• Tone

• Language Structure

What is the author's tone in the sentence below?

"Her heart pounded as the shadows crept closer, each whispering wind sending a chill down her spine."

• Nervous

• Fearful

• Worried

• Excited

The feeling the reader experiences when reading the text.

• Tone

• Mood

• Meaning

• Theme

"He stared at his phone, his fingers trembling, dreading the message that still hadn’t come."

The sentence above makes the reader feel___.

• Hopeful

• Calm

• Cheerful

• Worried

Which of the following is not a type of figurative language?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Synonym

• Alliteration

Which figurative language device is used below?

"I’ve told you a million times to turn off the lights when you leave the room!"

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole

Which figurative language device is used in the sentence below?

"The classroom was a pressure cooker, filled with the simmering tension of the upcoming exam."

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole

Which of the following sentences contains personification?

• The sun smiled down on the peaceful meadow.

• She ran as fast as a cheetah in the race.

• His words were sharp daggers that cut deep.

• The blanket was as soft as a cloud.

What does the simile in the following sentence mean?

"Her smile was as bright as the morning sun."

• Her smile was dull and unnoticeable.

• Her smile was round like the sun.

• Her smile was warm and cheerful.

• Her smile was painful to look at.