Collection 6: Tales of the Strange and Mysterious

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Collection 6: Tales of the Strange and Mysterious Directions: Answer the following questions Why do teens like horror movies and books? What makes a movie or a book scary?

TONE and MOOD in Literature Language Arts

Objectives: Student will be able to recognize and identify TONE and MOOD within literature and films.

What Word Describes the Picture 1. Angry 2. Happy 3. Threatened 4. Offended

What Word Describes the Picture 1. Irritated 2. Embarrassed 3. Offended 4. Bored

What Word Describes the Picture 1. Confused 2. Nervous 3. Sad 4. Restless

What Word Describes the Picture 1. Uncertain 2. Angry 3. Sad 4. Scared

What Word Describes the Picture 1. Uncertain 2. Mournful 3. Relaxed 4. Guilty

What Word Describes the Picture 1. skeptical 2. Happy 3. Optimistic 4. Bored

What is TONE Tone is the attitude that is adopted by the author, speaker, or narrator toward the material. Authors convey tone through their speech or writing. The words they use take on a positive, negative or neutral tone

Identify Feeling Words -- + +,N Happy Angry Relaxed Irritated Optimistic Heartbroken Excited Sad + -- N Scared Frustrated Guilty Surprised Relieved Offended Disappointed Reassured

Movie Clips Use your worksheet to identify the TONE of the following movie clips. Answer these questions… - Is the tone positive, negative or neutral? - What words give examples of tone of the movie clip?

Movie Clips Use your worksheet again. This time identify the MOOD of the following movie clips. Answer these questions… - Use a word to describe the MOOD? - What things create the MOOD?

What is MOOD Mood is the feeling or impression you get from a novel or film It is created by imagery, events, colors, music, voices, time of day, etc. It creates a feeling of expectation about what is to follow.

Evaluation Study the picture on page 202 of “The Tell-Tale Heart”. What kind of MOOD does it inspire? Listen to the first few paragraphs of the audio. Is the TONE positive, negative or neurtal? What words give it that tone?

Processing Write a summary. Make sure to include the following: 1. The definition of tone and mood 2. Example of words that set a tone and what kind of mood these words set. 3. Give an example of a book or movie and describe the tone (words they use) and mood (environment) of this book