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Author's Tone and Mood

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    tone and mood in text
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  • Lena’s boots crunched in the fresh snow as she stepped outside. The world shimmered like a field of diamonds. She laughed and stuck out her tongue to catch the falling flakes. What is the author’s tone?
    Nervous
    Joyful
    Angry
    Serious
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  • Marcus stared at the clock as it ticked louder and louder. The classroom felt unusually quiet, and every tiny sound made him jump. What is the mood of this passage?
    Silly
    Relaxed
    Suspenseful
    Excited
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  • “Oh great,” Tasha muttered as her little brother knocked over her carefully built tower. “I only worked on that for an hour. No big deal.” What is the author’s tone?
    Grateful
    Cheerful
    Proud
    Sarcastic
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  • The puppy tumbled over his own paws, sliding across the kitchen floor and bumping into the cabinets. His tail wagged wildly as he barked at nothing at all. What is the mood?
    Playful
    Gloomy
    Frightening
    Calm
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  • Dark clouds swallowed the sun, and thunder cracked across the sky. The trees bent low as the wind howled through the empty streets. What is the mood?
    Romantic
    Peaceful
    Tense
    Hopeful
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  • Mrs. Carter carefully explained each step of the science experiment. She spoke clearly and reminded students to follow directions exactly. What is the author’s tone?
    Mysterious
    Excited
    Humorous
    Serious
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  • The old house stood alone at the end of the road. Its windows were cracked, and its paint peeled like dry skin. No one had lived there in years. What is the mood?
    Creepy
    Cheerful
    Energetic
    Cozy
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  • Evan couldn’t stop smiling as his name was called at the awards ceremony. His family cheered louder than anyone else in the room. What is the mood?
    Lonely
    Angry
    Proud
    Embarrassed
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  • The homework assignment was twenty pages long. Of course, it was due tomorrow. Just what Maya needed after soccer practice and piano lessons. What is the author’s tone?
    Hopeful
    Confused
    Excited
    Sarcastic
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  • Grandpa told stories about his childhood with a soft smile. His eyes sparkled as he described fishing by the river at sunrise. What is the tone?
    Nostalgic
    Furious
    Rushed
    Frightened
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  • Sam stomped up the stairs, slamming his bedroom door behind him. “It’s not fair!” he shouted. What is the mood?
    Peaceful
    Calm
    Silly
    Angry
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  • The carnival lights blinked in bright colors, and music floated through the air. Children raced from booth to booth with cotton candy in their hands. What is the mood?
    Sad
    Frightening
    Exciting
    Serious
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  • Nina tiptoed down the hallway, holding her breath. She didn’t want anyone to hear the surprise party guests hiding in the living room. What is the mood?
    Suspenseful
    Boring
    Annoyed
    Gloomy
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  • After losing the championship game, the team sat quietly on the bus ride home. No one spoke. The trophy they had hoped to win felt very far away. What is the mood?
    Proud
    Joyful
    Disappointed
    Relaxed
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  • The teacher winked and said, “Pop quiz!” while grinning from ear to ear. The students groaned, but she started laughing. What is the author’s tone?
    Cold
    Nervous
    Playful
    Mean
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  • Olivia gazed at the towering mountains. She felt small but amazed by their beauty and strength. What is the mood?
    Bored
    Silly
    Inspired
    Irritated
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