Tone and Mood

Front

The way the author expresses himself through writing. Readers can learn the character’s attitude or personality through it.

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tone

Front

The author's purpose is to lay out facts to a statement without adding an opinion. Options:

to persuade

,

to inform

,

to entertain

Back

to inform

Front

The author's purpose is to convince the reader to believe in or do something.

Back

to persuade

Front

What is the author's purpose?

Back

to entertain

Front

It is used to create the atmosphere in narratives. It tells the feelings conveyed to the readers/listeners.

Back

mood

Front

Identify the tone: It was the only picture we had together, so I framed it for keepsakes.

Back

sentimental

Front

Identify the tone: The soup you made was a little salty. But it’s not that bad. Options: angry, tolerant, happy, impatient

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tolerant

Front

Identify the tone: "We agreed to meet here an hour ago. But I could wait a little longer. He could have just been caught in traffic." Options: caring, patient, concerned, critical.

Back

patient

Front

Identify the tone: I think I failed the written test. But I did well on the interview, so I’m still getting my hopes up. Options: sad, patient, positive, humble

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positive

Front

Identify the tone: “Would you be so kind as to help me with my groceries?” asked the elderly woman. “Not a problem, Ma’am,” replied the young man, “I would be happy to help.”

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polite