Many Moods.

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Many Moods

What is mood? The feeling or atmosphere that the writer creates for the reader. Descriptive words, the setting and figurative language contribute to the mood of a work, Sound and rhythm of the language used also help set the mood.

Can you identify the mood?

Setting the mood What words would help you create a scary mood? What about a lonely mood? How would you describe a happy mood?

Adjectives that create mood List 5 adjectives that show a serious mood. What color would illustrate a sad mood? Give 3 adjectives that demonstrate a joyful mood.

Draw your own mood