Steinkuhler Setting, Mood, and Imagery

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What is 'mood' in a story?

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The emotions the audience feels from a given passage.

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What does 'imagery' refer to in literature?

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Descriptive language that creates visual representations in the reader's mind.

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What are the five senses used in imagery?

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Sight, sound, smell, taste, touch.

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What is 'setting' in a story?

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The time and place in which the story occurs.

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How does sound contribute to mood?

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Sound can evoke emotions and set the atmosphere, such as using 'sputtering' or 'gurgling' to create a tense mood.

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What is an example of visual imagery?

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Describing a sunset as 'a canvas of orange and pink hues'.

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What is the role of smell in creating imagery?

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Smell can evoke memories and emotions, enhancing the reader's experience.

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How can taste be used in imagery?

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Describing flavors like 'spicy' or 'sweet' can create a vivid experience for the reader.

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What is the effect of using 'scary' words in a setting?

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It creates a tense or fearful mood, influencing how the audience feels.

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What is an example of auditory imagery?

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Describing a scene with sounds like 'clanking' or 'thumping'.