Tone in Instructional Text

What is tone in instructional text?

• Tone in instructional text is the attitude or feelings conveyed by the author towards the subject matter.

• Tone in instructional text is the color scheme chosen for the text.

• Tone in instructional text is the font size used by the author.

• Tone in instructional text is the number of pages in the text.

How can tone impact the effectiveness of instructional text?

• Tone in instructional text is irrelevant

• Tone can only impact the length of instructional text

• Tone can impact the effectiveness of instructional text by influencing reader engagement, comprehension, and motivation.

• Tone has no impact on instructional text

Give an example of using a formal tone to convey instructions.

• Make sure you follow the steps below exactly.

• Please ensure to follow the steps outlined below precisely.

• Write a short paragraph about your favorite book and why you love it.

• Jot down some ideas for the presentation.

Why is it important to recognize the tone of instructional text?

• To add unnecessary details to the instructions

• To understand the intended attitude or emotion behind the instructions.

• To confuse the reader

• To ignore the instructions completely

Identify the tone in the following sentence: 'Please ensure to complete the assignment by Friday.'

• Formal and appreciative

• Rude and demanding

• Casual and indifferent

• Polite and directive

Explain the difference between formal and informal tone in instructional text.

• The difference between formal and informal tone in instructional text is the use of emojis.

• The difference between formal and informal tone in instructional text lies in the level of professionalism and casualness in language used.

• Formal tone in instructional text is when the text is written in all uppercase letters, while informal tone is written in lowercase.

• The difference between formal and informal tone in instructional text is the font style used.

Provide a scenario where using an informal tone would be appropriate in instructional text.

• Developing a guide for medical professionals on surgical procedures

• Drafting instructions for handling hazardous materials in a laboratory setting

• Creating a tutorial for a fun DIY project aimed at teenagers, such as making slime or decorating a room.

• Creating a manual for assembling complex machinery