WorksheetsPoetry: Tone,Mood,Theme
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 17mins
How the READER feels when reading a poem
Mood
Tone
Imagery
Analysis
The author's feeling about the poem- created through words and phrases
Mood
Tone
Idea
Theme
The author's message or lesson learned in the poem
Topic
Theme
Answer
Fable
I come with no wrapping or pretty pink bows.
I am who I am, from my head to my toes.
I tend to get loud when speaking my mind.
Even a little crazy some of the time.
I'm not a size 5 and don't care to be.
You can be you and I can be me.
I try to stay strong when pain knocks me down.
And the times that I cry are when no one's around.
To error is human or so that's what they say.
Well, tell me who's perfect anyway.
Source: https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/be-proud-of-who-you-are
What would be a theme of this poem?
Source:
Love conquers all
Nobody is perfect
Handwork pays off
It's okay to be wrong
What do you think is the theme of this poem?
courage
love
friendship
hard work
A truth, lesson or message about life in a poem or other literary text.
poet
poem
theme
mood
What is the mood of this poem?
happy
surprised
sad
angry
What is the difference between Tone and Mood?
There isn't one
They are too similar to notice a difference.
Mood is how the poem makes you (the reader) feel, tone is how the author feels or wants you to feel.
Mood is how the author feels or want you to feel, tone is how the poem makes you (the reader) feel.
"Wow! With a top speed of one hundred fifty miles per hour, that car can almost fly!"
"You must be sitting in your seat before the bell rings," ____________ Mrs. Walker.
What mood does this photograph create?
concern
surprise
confusion
sadness
A warm fire crackled in the fireplace, and the chairs gathered around it were large and soft. A deep, luxurious carpet greeted cold toes with a comforting embrace, while the huge pillows thrown about the floor suggested it would be okay to stretch out for a while to warm up.
What word best describes the mood of this passage?
welcoming
tense
silly
cold
The climbers approached the top of the mountain. Some of them were doubled over with exhaustion, seeming to claw at the air to pull themselves forward. They brushed away the falling snow. One by one they slipped and fell on the ice. Yet, one by one they pulled themselves up and continued onward.
What word best describes the mood of this passage?
frustrated
determined
relieved
