Listen to me say the following sentence three times: What did you notice about the three versions? Which one had some SARCASM to it? Which one was HONEST.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Speaker Occasion Audience Purpose Subject Tone
Advertisements

Personal Pronouns. What is a pronoun? A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a noun. You use pronouns all the time. In fact, the word “you” is a.
IT’S STORY TIME IT’S STORY TIME HISTORICAL FICTION—SHORT STORIES HISTORICAL FICTION—SHORT STORIES Elements of Fiction.
Writing a “Hook” Sentence
Tone and Mood Notes.
September 23, mood vs. tone Ho mework: Story elements test on Monday, September 29th! Bring a copy of Stargirl by this Friday! Ob jective I can.
Bias and Propaganda Wolfe Bias Bias is a term that is used to describe a particular attitude or slant authors take toward a subject by not accurately.
Unit 2: Narrative Writing
Speaker Occasion Audience Purpose Subject Tone
IDENTITY AND NAMES Wuhan University, 2005 Jenise Rowekamp.
What is MOOD?. What is Mood? Mood is a feeling, that a writer creates for you. Writers use many devices to create the mood in a text: – Dialogue (language.
A. C. E. the Short answer on STAAR
TONE AND MOOD. “BOY, WATCH YOUR TONE WHEN SPEAKING TO ME” Tone: The writer’s attitude towards the subject of the piece, the audience, and self. Also known.
Know the difference!!!. * Open up the app that you took your Poetry Term notes. * We are going to add to more terms today!
Poetry Analysis.
Point of View: Narrator and Voice … of the story.
BELL ACTIVITY: READ SILENTLY 02 OCT 2014 – 2 ND HALF OF BLOCK Today’s Agenda:  Literary POINT OF VIEW  Intro to TONE & MOOD.
Marzano Vocabulary. An example of tone…. Don’t take that tone with me!
NARRATION AND VOICE. Narration  Omniscient point of view: the narrator is not a character and is able to tell us everything about every character. 
 What does the word above mean? Jill’s friend, Kay, walked through the hallway. Kay looked at Jill in the eyes. “Hey,” she said, “what’s up?” HEY.
Writer’s Workshop: Adding Voice. What is Voice? According to the Experts, Voice is… Voice is mostly about telling the truth… “Not THE truth, but your.
Literary Elements. Plot  A plot is a sequence of events, the "why" for the things that happen in the story.  The plot draws the reader into the character's.
By: Sage Smith Period 1.  In this section you will learn how to deal with a suicidal person. It tells you what to do and what not to do.  You will learn.
Jacinto Jesus Cardona.  Tone The author’s attitude toward the writing (characters, audience, subject, etc.)  Mood The climate of feeling in a literary.
 General comprehension questions  Detail questions  Factual knowledge questions.
Story Literary Elements Some basics that every good story must have ….
WHAT ARE THEY AND HOW DO WE TELL THE DIFFERENCE?
TPCASTT.
Tell me about a day when you were in a bad mood. What happened?
Style Tone & Mood What is STYLE? STYLE is the way the author uses words, phrases, and sentences.
Tone and Mood. “Boy, watch your tone when speaking to me”  Tone: The writer’s attitude towards the subject of the piece, the audience, and self. Also.
Tone and Mood What is the Difference???.
Tone and Mood in Literature The difference between what you read and how you feel.
Unit 1 Literary Elements. ARCHETYPE A character type, descriptive detail, image, or story pattern that recurs frequently in the literature of a culture.
Tone Review Tone is defined as the author’s or speaker’s attitude toward the subject. Tone is an integral part of a piece of literature’s meaning because.
Tone and Mood Review. TONE  Every author creates a sense of tone through his/her word choice ( diction ), sentence structure ( syntax ), and imagery.
Tone and Mood. “Boy, watch your tone when speaking to me” Tone: The author’s attitude towards the subject of the piece, the audience, and self. Also known.
Tone and Mood. “Boy, watch your tone when speaking to me”  Tone: The writer’s attitude towards the subject of the piece, the audience, and self. Also.
DESCRIBING TONE  What is tone?  How does diction describe tone?
Tone and Mood
The Village Blacksmith Literature text p.596 Read it to yourself.
DICTION. WORD CHOICE DENOTATION DICTIONARY DEFINITION OF A WORD.
DO NOW Write whether the dependent clause came first or second in the sentences below: 1.If you want to, we can go get ice cream. 2.I sneezed 17 times.
Starter Explain, in detail, how this song relates to any major character in LOTF (Ralph, Jack, Piggy, Simon).
Tone and Mood Review The Lady of Shalott. TONE  Every author creates a sense of tone through his/her word choice ( diction ), sentence structure ( syntax.
Mood and Tone …to support the author’s purpose Take 30 seconds… Round 1 Think back on the past week. What different “moods” have you experienced? Think.
The Mood of Verbs Verbs are also identified by their mood (sometimes called “mode”), which is the attitude of the speaker towards what is expressed, though.
 When we speak, our voices convey a range of emotions and we can sound sarcastic or sincere.  Writing also has a VOICE.  VOICE in writing is how our.
…to support the author’s purpose
You better watch your tone, young man…
The Lovely Bones Point of View
TONE and SATIRE NOTES.
The difference and how to find them.
November 13, 2013.
Tone and Mood.
Tone and Mood What is the Difference???.
Literary Response Strand
Tone and Mood Ms. Pierce 8th Grade LA 2014.
Diction and Tone ELA 2.
How can we make our writing more descriptive?
Mood and Tone.
Tone The writer's attitude toward the subject and the audience
BEFORE LISTENING Read the quote that follows and guess the name of the song or the band.
Tone and Mood For your warm up, write the difference between tone & mood. IF you do not know, just wait for us to discuss it, and then write your response.
Speaker Occasion Audience Purpose Subject Tone
Reading Unit: 2 Lesson: 6 Module: A Objectives:
We are about to read _ Who is the author?
Please make sure you are reading when the bell rings.
Aim: How does the author’s tone change the reader’s experience?
Tone: the attitude a writer/speaker/narrator expresses toward his/her subject matter and audience. Tone is described in adjectives that express emotion.
Presentation transcript:

Listen to me say the following sentence three times: What did you notice about the three versions? Which one had some SARCASM to it? Which one was HONEST and SINCERE? Which one showed EXCITEMENT?

In literature, this feeling is called The author’s attitude toward his/her subject, characters, or audience. The author’s word choice is the most direct indicator of tone. The easiest first choice to make about tone is if it is NEGATIVE or POSITIVE.

My sister sang at our cousin’s wedding last June. I’d heard her sing before, but our extended family never had. My sister always talked about being in the choir. However, I don’t think everyone realized the magnificence of her voice. When she hits the high notes, a ringing sweetness courses through the room. She belts out ballads with passion and emotion. The audience at the wedding was mesmerized by her performance. I only wish that I could sing as well as her. When I sing, the audience suddenly looks like they all got indigestion. I guess I should just leave the singing up to my sister. I only sing in the shower and in my car. Which of the following would describe the author’s overall tone? a. jealousb. hopefulc. angryd. admiring

1.Which passage demonstrates an optimistic tone? A.Passage 1 B.Passage 2 C.Passage 3 D.Passage 4 2. Which passage demonstrates a furious tone? A.Passage 1 B.Passage 2 C.Passage 3 D.Passage 4

3. Which passage demonstrates an anguished tone? A.Passage 1 B.Passage 2 C.Passage 3 D.Passage 4 4. Which passage demonstrates a pessimistic tone? A.Passage 1 B.Passage 2 C.Passage 3 D.Passage 4

6. The tone of the poem is ___. A.giddy B.envious C.caring D.proud 5. What is the tone of the poem? A.ashamed B.excited C.respectful D.arrogant

Feelings in a work of literature. The AUDIENCE experiences the feeling. The AUTHOR is showing his/her feelings.