What is the Difference between Mood and Tone

Mood= How the reader feels Tone= How the author feels

A temporary state of mind or feeling

What is the main idea?

There are many helpers in every community.

Direct characterization

where the story tells you about the characters directly

Why do authors use characterization?

To describe characters in the story.

This image might foreshadow what event?

A character falls off the cliff.

The feeling that a piece of literature arouses in a reader

Which of these details DOES NOT support the main idea: characteristics of fish?

Fish are often good first pets for kids.

What is the Main Idea?

The elves try to surprise Santa by decorating the tree.

Which are examples of figurative language?

simile, metaphor, personification

What are the "characters" in a story?

people, animals, or other creatures in the story

Which line does NOT foreshadow events happening later in the story?

"I loved the old man. He had never wronged me."

What is Direct Characterization?

Tells the audience what the personality of the character is

How does the author build suspense in the plot of "The Hitchhiker?"

Repetition of characters' actions, descriptions & thoughts

What is characterization

When the writer reveals the personality of a character.

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What figurative language is this
Onomatopeia
Simile
Idiom
Hyperbole
2
determine the mood
sad
angry
happy
depressed
3
Foreshadow
The conflict in a story
A writer's hint of what might come later in a story
4
Which is an example of indirect characterization
Mad
Has a smile
Sad
Happy
5
What is the example of indirect characterization?
He is smart.
He likes pie.
He is strong.
He lifts weights.
6
Series of events that build up to create tension and suspense
Rising Action
Falling Action
Exposition
Climax
7
Suspense
the lesson the reader learns from a text
the calm feeling a reader gets from a text
the author's attitude toward a topic
intense feeling the reader gets from a text
8
What are the story elements?
setting
characters
plot
all of the above
9
What figurative language is this
Onomatopeia
Personification
Alliteration
Hyperbole
10
Which is not one of the three main story elements?
Setting
Character
Audience
Plot
11
What type of Figurative Language is this?
Metaphor
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Idiom
12
What is the Difference between Mood and Tone
idk
Mood= How the reader feels Tone= How the author feels
There is no difference
Mood= How the author feels Tone= How the reader feels
13
Mood is
Simile
The presenting of something less important than it is
A temporary state of mind or feeling
waves swaying in the ocean
14
What is the main idea?
Jobs you can have in the community.
Teachers are like firefighters.
There are many helpers in every community.
Police officers and teachers are helpers.
15
What type of Figurative Language is this?
Smile
Metaphor
Alliteration
Simile
16
Direct characterization
Ms Turner
where the story tells you about the characters directly
the hero
where the story tells about a character indirectly
17
Writers do NOT use the following clues to foreshadow events:
details of setting
details of character
falling action
details of place
18
Why do authors use characterization?
To describe.
To describe places.
To think up plots.
To describe characters in the story.
19
The "t" in the STEAL model stands for (indirect characterization)
thinks/thought
treats (others)
talk
town (place where the character lives)
20
The greatest intrest and suspense builds
Denouement
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
21
This image might foreshadow what event?
The antagonist gets lost in the woods.
The characters choose a different path for their hike.
A character falls off the cliff.
Steve runs into the sign.
22
Main idea is ...
Cool information
The title of the passage
The small parts that make up the text
What the text is mostly about
23
Define Mood...
The writers attitude toward the audience
The feeling that a piece of literature arouses in a reader
Shows how the person feels in the story
24
What figurative language is this
Idiom
Personification
Onomatopeia
Simile
25
What figurative language is this
Simile
Onomatopeia
Idiom
Personification
26
What type of Figurative Language is this?
Cliche
Metaphor
Idiom
Onomatopeia
27
What figurative language is this
Simile
Metaphor
Alliteration
Onomatopeia
28
What are the two types of Characterization?
indirect and fact
Direct and uncertain
to and fro
direct and indirect
29
A story with elements that are not possible, such as talking animals or magical powers
Science fiction
Fairy Tale
Autobiography
Fantasy
30
Which of these details DOES NOT support the main idea: characteristics of fish?
Fish are often good first pets for kids.
Most first reproduce by laying eggs.
Most fish have bony skeletons.
Fish are the oldest vertebrates in the world.
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The moment of greatest suspense or interest in a story.
solace
climax
conflict
foreshadow
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How do you find the mood
Find the setting and 0 details
Find the setting and 1 details
Find the setting and 2 details
Find the setting and 3 details
33
What is the Main Idea?
The elves try to surprise Santa by decorating the tree.
Making Christmas cookies
Elves are only as tall as a ruler.
Elves love to decorate for Christmas.
34
theme
Movement or action that covers a wide space or range
To do something with proper consent or in an authorized way
Feel ashamed and uncomfortable
the message of a story
35
Describe this mood
Sad, deppressed
Happy, joyful
Cheerful, entertained
Angry, grumpy
36
What is the "theme" of a story?
solution
when/where
people in the story
main idea of the story
37
Name that theme!
Don't leave crayons in the sun
Laziness ruins things
Take care of your possessions
The sun is always hot
38
Which are examples of figurative language?
simile, metaphor, personification
integrity, persistence, ownership
paraphrasing, underlining, highlighting
verbs, nouns, and adjectives
39
What are the "characters" in a story?
solution
problem
people, animals, or other creatures in the story
time/place
40
Which line does NOT foreshadow events happening later in the story?
"I loved the old man. He had never wronged me."
"You should have seen how wisely I proceeded..."
"Above all was the sense of hearing acute."
"but why will you say that I am mad?"
41
What is Direct Characterization?
You have to figure out the traits of a character
S.T.E.A.L
Indirect Characterization
Tells the audience what the personality of the character is
42
The "a" in the STEAL model stands for (indirect characterization)
asks questions
adapts to environment
actions
attitude
43
The setting of a story is its...
narrative complexity
thematic relevance
place and time
literary merit
44
How does the author build suspense in the plot of "The Hitchhiker?"
Through setting, sensory details, and repetition.
By characterization, sounds, sensory details, & conflict.
Through characterization, setting, theme.
Repetition of characters' actions, descriptions & thoughts
45
tone and mood are the same
False
True
46
Foreshadow
the turning point
warn of future event
an educated guess
discuss past event
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What type of Figurative Language is this?
Assonance
Alliteration
Metaphor
Onomatopeia
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What Is A Main Idea
Topic Sentence
Supporting Detail
Story
Conclusion
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What is characterization
When the writer reveals the personality of a character.
When you don't learn anything about the character.
When the writer doesn't tell you about a character
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