Figurative Language, Mood, and Tone (Grades 6 and 7)
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Figurative Language, Mood, and Tone (Grades 6 and 7)
Figurative language for Grades 6 and 7: read a made-up passage about a lighthouse in the fog, explain how its similes, metaphors, and personification create a mood, add to the meaning, change the mood, and show the writer’s tone, then write a frightening line of your own. With an answer key.
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Name a writer's tone, the attitude the words show toward the subject (playful, angry, nostalgic, sarcastic), and the mood of a passage, the feeling its setting and details give the reader (peaceful, eerie, tense).
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