Fluently Expressing Character Feelings in Reading

The video tutorial teaches how to read fluently by changing voice to reflect character feelings. It explains the use of tag and clue words to guide voice modulation and provides examples from the book 'Make Way for Dyamonde Daniel.' The tutorial outlines steps to identify feelings in dialogue and match voice accordingly, enhancing reading fluency.

What is the purpose of changing your voice when reading dialogue?

• To confuse the listener

• To reflect the character's emotions

• To speed up the reading process

• To make the story more entertaining

What are 'tag words' used for in reading?

• To describe the setting

• To indicate the speaker

• To guide how dialogue should be read

• To list the characters

When an author uses a clue word like 'nervously', what should a reader do?

• Skip the dialogue

• Read faster

• Ignore the word

• Read the dialogue in a nervous voice

If there are no clue words, how can a reader determine a character's emotion?

• By guessing randomly

• By looking at the character's actions and context

• By ignoring the dialogue

• By asking someone else

What does the action of 'stomping' suggest about a character's emotion?

• Happiness

• Confusion

• Anger or frustration

• Fear