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Tone and Mood in Literature
Tone and Mood in Literature
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The MOOD (how the viewer is meant to feel while observing) of the painting could be:
Agitation, anxiety, suspense, disquiet
Depression, hopelessness, dreariness, darkness
Horror, fear, anxiety, uncertainty
predictable, unimaginative, ungrateful
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The Tone is:
Awed, reverent
Inspired, passionate
Hopeful, optimistic
Positive, Joyous
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The MOOD (the emotions the atmosphere awakens in the viewer) in the painting could be:
Justice, morality, reciprocity
Fear, horror, revulsion
Death, suffering, sympathy
Disgust, hatred, anger
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The TONE and MOOD are:
Tone: Awed, Amazed Mood: Excitement, Inspiration
Tone: Cold, harsh Mood: Bitterness, fear
Tone: Helpful, Didactic Mood: Hopeful, Inspired
Tone: Frank, unemotional Mood:Peace, serenity
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The Tone is:
Historical
Nostalgic
Objective
Informative
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The TONE in the poem is:
Admiring, romantic
Objective, Unbiased
Bored, Tired
Descriptive, Beautiful
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The MOOD (the emotions the atmosphere awakens in the viewer) in the painting could be:
Awe, curiosity, interest, humbleness
Calm, serene, indifferent, bored
Suspense, anxiety, fear
Excitement, joy, exhileration
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Tone is key to understanding meaning because:
Tone IS the meaning
Tone is biased
Misinterpreting tone leads to misinterpreting message
Use of unprofessional tone can get one into trouble at work
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Which word group contains TONE words?
Humorous, Encourage, Sarcasm, Dramatize, Whimsy, Formality
Encourage, Formalize, Dramatize, Humor
Encouraging, Sarcastic, Whimsical, Dramatic, Formal
Encouragement, Formality, Sarcasm, Whimsy, Drama, Humor
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This song creates a MOOD of:
Fear and paranoia
Humor and Amusement
Happiness and joy
Annoyance and Irritation
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The difference between TONE and MOOD is:
Mood=Good, bad, indifferent; Tone=Happy, sad, ironic
Mood is personal, Tone is impersonal
Mood is how you feel, tone is how others feel
Mood=Emotions made by the atmosphere; Tone=Author's Attitude
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The TONES in the song are:
Depressed, moody, emotional, hurtful
Mournful, sorrowful, sad, crying
Bitter, anguished, plaintive, resigned
Whiny, pitiful, sulky, self-pitying
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The painter's TONE (attitude toward the character or events) could include:
Indifferent, apathetic, unemotional
Depressing, anxious, shocking
Hateful, disdainful, disgust
Sympathetic, emotive, empathetic
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The TONE in the quote is:
Disdainful, unsympathetic
Arrogant, hateful
Regretful, apologetic
Sad, sorrowful
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The song creates a mood of:
Urgency and Suspense
Adoration and Sobriety
Fear and Loathing
Love and Respect
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The poem creates a mood of:
Calm, tranquility
Boredom, apathy
Reflection, observation
Beauty, description
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The TONE of the song is:
Mock-serious
Whimsical
Informational
Objective
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The tone is:
Inspired, awed
Calm, serene
Truthful, objective
Informative, Didactic
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The TONE is:
Dramatic, Frightful, Impressive
Drama, war, fighting
Overjoyed, Excited, Exhilerated
Inspiring, zealous, passionate
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This song creates a mood of:
Boredom and Indifference
Calm and Serenity
Awe and Adoration
Sleepiness and rest
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The painter's TONE (attitude toward the character or events) could include:
Excited, passionate, exuberant
Bored, indifferent, apathetic
Solemn, ceremonial, religious
Awed, reverent, admiring, respectful