Mood and Tone
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English
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4th - 6th Grade
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Alison Mccartney
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Mood and Tone
and a quick review on imagery
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Imagery
The author's use of vivid and descriptive language.
It appeals to the 5 senses
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Tone
The AUTHOR'S attitude toward the subject, characters or audience.
Tone influences the mood of the story
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Tone Examples
Cynical
Approving
Sympathetic
Sarcastic
Objective
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How to Find Tone
Tone is not stated directly. You must read between the lines to see what the author's attitude on the subject is. Tone can be revealed through:
- Dialogue between Characters
- Desriptions
- Author's Diction/Word Choice
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Mood
Mood is the emotion that the READERS feel while reading about the subject.
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Mood Examples
Cheerful
Romantic
Frightening
Suspenseful
Comical
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Multiple Choice
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