WorksheetsThe Art of Mood & Tone
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the tone of this painting?
Contemptuous
Solemn
Aggressive
Flippant
What is the best description of the tone of this painting?
Nostalgic
Callous
Melancholic
Macabre
What is the best description of the tone of this painting?
Apathetic
Satirical
Patronising
Outspoken
What is the best description of tone in this painting?
Ambivalent
Whimsical
Evasive
World-Weary
What is the best description of the following painting's tone?
Tolerant
Forceful
Gullible
Sentimental
What mood does the following sentence create in the reader?
“He had taken the dreary road, darkened by all the gloomiest trees of the forest, which barely stood aside to let the narrow path creep through, and closed immediately behind” ( Hawthorne 2).
Mellow
Foreboding
Lethargic
Thoughtful
What mood does the following sentence create in the reader?
“Now Joe knew his wife had passed that way. He knew that the men lounging in the general store had seen her, moreover, he knew that the men knew he knew. He stood there silent for a long moment staring blankly, with his Adam’s apple twitching nervously up and down his throat. One could actually see the pain he was suffering, his eyes, his face, his hands and even the dejected slump of his shoulders. He set the bottle down upon the counter. He didn’t bang it, just eased it out of his hand silently and fiddled with his suspender buckle” (Hurston).
Vivacious
Apathetic
Contemplative
Suspenseful
What is the tone of the following lines?
“Sometimes I think you want me to touch you
How can I when you build the great wall around you
In your eyes I saw the future together
You just look away in the distance”
(Amos).
Ambivalent
Vindictive
Pretentious
Depressing
