MOOD review

In ELA class, we define mood as:

• how the prepositional phrases feel about being used too often

• your attitude, bruh

• how the reader feels after reading a passage or text

• how the author feels after writing a passage or text

The dictionary definition of a word

• mood

• connotation

• denotation

• participial

the feeling a word carries for a reader

• connotation

• denotation

• participial

• mood

authors control mood by...

• dollar dollar bills, yo

• directly stating it

• theme

• word choice

Words can have the same​ (a)   but different​ (b)  

• denotation
• connotations
• rhyme
• themes
• endings
• spelling

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) ways to control mood

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(b) random ELA words

• predictions

• figurative language

• theme

• thesis statement

• sentence structure

• foreshadowing

• word choice

• punctuation

We use ______ to describe moods.

• verbs

• participles

• figurative language

• adjectives

To analyze mood, you have to look for

• prepositional phrases and participial phrases

• the main idea of the passage

• adjectives and vivid verbs

• nouns and pronouns

Using alliteration and/or rhyming can change the​ (a)   of a scene

• mood
• theme
• action

Sentence structure refers to...

• all of these

• the amount of detail and author uses

• where the author puts the phrases

• how long or short a sentence is