Index Cards 91-100

Front

Voice

Back

Emotion in the writing; how the author feels about the subject (e.g., happy, mad, sad, for or against)

Front

Mood

Back

Overall feeling of a piece of literature; the feeling you get from reading.

Front

Tone

Back

Attitude; the way feelings are expressed and the attitude towards a subject.

Front

Audience

Back

The writer must consider WHO will be reading the work (e.g., formal, informal, age, ability).

Front

Point of View (POV)

Back

1st Person: narrator’s perspective (I, me, my, we, us); 2nd Person: addresses the reader (you, your); 3rd Person Limited: one person’s thoughts (he, she, they, them); 3rd Person Omniscient: more than one person’s thoughts.

Front

Nuance

Back

Slight or subtle differences in shades of meaning; connotation and deeper meaning.

Front

Title

Back

Identifies the topic.

Front

Heading

Back

Divides the text into sections.

Front

Photograph

Back

Picture/details.

Front

Caption

Back

Word under picture.