Mood in Literature

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What is mood in literature?

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Mood in literature refers to the emotional atmosphere or feeling that a piece of writing evokes in the reader.

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Which word describes a feeling of unease or foreboding?

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Ominous.

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What mood is created by a peaceful and calm setting?

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A peaceful mood.

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What mood might be described by a scene with a raging storm?

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A terrifying mood.

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What does it mean when a reader feels encouraged while reading?

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It means the mood of the passage is positive and uplifting.

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How can the mood of a passage affect a reader's experience?

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The mood can influence how the reader feels about the characters and events, enhancing emotional engagement.

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What is an example of a mood that is joyful?

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A scene filled with laughter and celebration.

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What is the opposite of a calm mood?

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A chaotic or terrifying mood.

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How can word choice affect the mood of a passage?

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Specific words can evoke certain feelings, such as using 'dark' and 'stormy' to create a gloomy mood.

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What mood might be described by a scene of a sunny day in a park?

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A cheerful or joyful mood.