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Understanding Mood and Tone

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What's the difference between mood and tone in a story?

a)

Mood is how the story feels, while tone is how the author feels about the story.

b)

Both mood and tone are about how fast the story moves.

2.

What is the author feeling when they say: 'The sun shone brightly as the children played in the park.'

a)

Happy

b)

Sad

3.

Which word means very sad? a) Joyful b) Melancholy c) Excited d) Energetic

a)

Happy

b)

b) Melancholy

4.

In the sentence 'The big storm made her feel very sad', what is the feeling of the sentence?

a)

sad

b)

joyful

5.

We really need to do something about this problem right now.

a)

urgent

b)

don't care

6.

Pick the word that means feeling worried: a) Relaxed b) Anxious c) Content d) Peaceful

a)

b) Anxious

b)

Calm

7.

How does the writer feel when they say: 'I cannot believe you would do such a thing'?

a)

Unhappy and shocked

b)

Don't care and uninterested

8.

In the sentence 'The strange silence filled the room', what is the feeling of the sentence?

a)

The feeling of the sentence is messy.

b)

The feeling of the sentence is strange.

9.

What does the writer feel about the party in: 'The party was not good, but we tried to have fun anyway.'

a)

Happy

b)

Resigned

10.

Pick the word that feels like a secret: a) See-through b) Mysterious c) Clear d) Easy to see

a)

c) Clear

b)

b) Mysterious