Creating Mood
This is the feeling the reader gets from a story.
What is mood?
Tone is the author’s _____ toward the topic.
What is attitude?
Voice is the writer’s unique writing ___
What is style?
Mood affects the reader, while tone reflects the ______
What is author?
A story that makes readers feel nervous creates this.
What is mood?
A haunted house story might create this kind of mood.
What is scary?
“Yeah, that was a GREAT idea,” after something goes wrong shows this tone.
What is sarcastic?
A writer who jokes a lot may have this kind of voice.
What is humorous or playful?
True or False: Mood and tone are exactly the same.
What is false?
The author’s attitude is called ____
What is tone?
A story with laughing friends and sunshine creates this mood.
What is cheerful or happy?
A speech encouraging people to help others might have this tone.
What is serious or important?
Voice shows the writer’s ______
What is personality?
A story can have a scary mood but a funny _____
What is tone?
A writer who always sounds funny has a strong ___
What is voice?
Unhappy music and rainy weather often create this mood.
What is upset or sad?
A poem about a lost pet would most likely have this tone.
What is sad?
Unlike tone, voice usually stays the ___ in a writer’s work.
What is same?
Tone is the author’s attitude, while mood is the reader’s _____
What is feeling/Feelings?
A sad letter might have this tone.
What is serious or emotional?
Mood is created using setting, imagery, and _____ detail.
What is descriptive detail?
Tone is mainly shown through the author’s choice of _____.
What are words?
Slang and casual language can help create or start _____ type of voice.
What is Conversational?
Both mood and tone are created through word choice and _____
What is imagery?
The feeling readers get from a story is called _____
What is mood?