PPT-What’s that Tone? An Analysis Activity for Students

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Follow the directions on the next slides On the following slides you will work with a partner to analyze some text for mood and tone Discuss the text together Use

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Follow the directions on the next slides On the following slides you will work with a partner to analyze some text for mood and tone Discuss the text together Use the mood and tone words on the next slide to help you but think of your own words as well There is a cheat sheet of mood and tone words also . Analyzing the Rhetorical Devices Used in Literature. STYLE ANALYSIS. : LITERARY ANALYSIS. Rhetorical or Stylistic Devices or Techniques. Diction. Imagery. Detail. Language. Syntax. Point of view. Organization. 5, . 2014. Objective. : . Begin novel study over . Fahrenheit 451. --pre-reading and/or introduction to the novel; . tone; . characterization . of . Montag. .. Diction. Tone. Mood. Connotation . vs. Denotation. Various Levels of scrutiny. Macro Vs. Micro Analysis. Macro Analysis. How the text “feels” as a whole. The sense that lingers when you walk away. Arrangement (organization). Style (how the text “dresses”). Syrketha Hale. Edu 697. Instructor Keith . PressEy. September 15, 2014. A “topics” learning activity is “the lowest-level learning object in a course or other knowledge product, it is the building block of instruction that accomplishes a single learning objective” (Horton, 2012).  . . How the words you use in your essay . affect your persuasiveness. .. Persuasive appeals: TONE. Your job is to CONVINCE the reader that your idea is the right one. Cannot be done if you OFFEND. Cannot be done if your logic is not reasonable. . How the words you use in your essay . affect your persuasiveness. .. Persuasive appeals: TONE. Your job is to CONVINCE the reader that your idea is the right one. Cannot be done if you OFFEND. Cannot be done if your logic is not reasonable. Objective. : . Begin novel study over . Fahrenheit 451. --pre-reading and/or introduction to the novel; tone.. Warm up:  . After studying the pictures,. please respond to the quote by . Albert Einstein . Theme vs. Topic & Concentration on Tone. Emily Mowery. emowery@floydboe.net. Topic vs. Theme. T-chart. A THEME is not . . . . A . THEME is . . . . A summary of the plot or poem’s paraphrase . author’s attitude toward the writing . (his characters, the situation) and the readers. A work of writing can have more than one tone. An example of tone could be both serious and humorous. Tone is set by the setting, choice of vocabulary and other details. . Block 8. 12/13. Ishaan. Brandon. Justice. Matt. Alan. Devonn. 12/15. Jon H.. Omeed. Colette. Garrett. Rolando. Mufasa. Tommy. 12/19. Nicolas. Brandon S.. Tyler. Dylan. Lucas. Bradley. 12/9. Kenneth. Mikey. FLIPPED CLASSROOM ACTIVITY CONSTRUCTOR Power System Analysis-GRIET-EEE Dept J Praveen, Professor & V Vijaya Rama Raju Electrical and Electronics Engineering Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology-Hyderabad By Dr. Ashley Dayer, . Emily Cosbar, and Alicia Williams. Background Information. Focus of study is to examine media coverage . of piping plover . along the Atlantic Flyway. Inform Communications Plan for piping plover. DIDLS the TONE Mnemonic. D. iction . I. mages . D. etails . L. anguage. S. yntax. D. iction. Diction is WORD CHOICE. Connotation. is the emotional feelings evoked by a word or phrase. TONE is created by using words with similar connotations. Learning Targets. I can explain how nuances in tone words arise from connotation.. Entry/Notes Journal. 9/15 Activity 1.10 Vocab pg. . Tone. is a writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward a subject..

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