This word means harmless.
Answer: What is innocuous?
What is the adjective form of idiosyncrasy?
Answer: What is idiosyncratic?
“This comment caused no offense.”
Answer: What is innocuous?
Mood describes how the ___ feels.
Answer: Who is the reader?
Tone shows the author’s ___.
Answer: What is attitude?
A unique personal habit or trait.
Answer: What is idiosyncrasy?
What is the noun form of prevalent?
Answer: What is prevalence?
“Talking to yourself is a strange personal habit.”
Answer: What is idiosyncrasy?
Dark clouds, silence, and an empty street create this mood.
Answer: What is gloomy?
A tone that mocks or makes fun of something.
Answer: What is sarcastic?
This word means dull or ordinary.
Answer: What is prosaic?
What is the verb form of obtrusive?
Answer: What is obtrude?
“The lecture was boring and plain.”
Answer: What is prosaic?
Happy, tense, and creepy are examples of this.
Answer: What is mood?
Serious, playful, and angry are examples of this.
Answer: What is tone?
Noticeable in an annoying or unwanted way.
Answer: What is obtrusive?
What is the noun form of quaint?
Answer: What is quaintness?
“The loud music interrupted everyone.”
Answer: What is obtrusive?
What helps create mood in a text?
Answer: What are setting, imagery, and word choice?
Tone is revealed mostly through what?
Answer: What is word choice?
A word meaning overused and unoriginal.
Answer: What is trite?
What is the noun form of trite?
Answer: What is triteness?
“The speech was full of clichés.”
Answer: What is trite?
This mood makes the reader feel nervous or worried.
Answer: What is tense?
Who controls the tone of a text?
Answer: Who is the author?