1
Q
mood
A
the emotional quality or atmosphere of a literary work
the way the reader feels, or the intended feeling for the reader
2
Q
How do you find mood?
A
from descriptive words, character’s feelings/actions, dialogue, and the setting
Language Arts/Reading Grade 7 (Acellus)
flashcards
Decks in class (95)
# Cards
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Setting a Purpose5
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Previewing6
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Monitoring Comprehension4
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Questioning3
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Connecting6
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Summarizing and Paraphrasing4
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Identifying Genre23
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Inferring1
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Determining Importance5
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Plot Overview7
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Plot Exposition4
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Plot Conflict3
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Plot Rising Action1
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Plot Climax1
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Plot Falling Action1
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Plot Resolution1
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Plot Subplot2
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The Effect of Setting on Characters and Plot3
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Protagonist vs. Antagonist2
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Characterization Traits2
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Making Inferences about Characters3
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What are Literary Techniques?5
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Mood2
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Tone2
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Flashback2
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Foreshadowing2
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Point of View5
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Allusion3
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Theme3
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Elements of Poetry2
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Figurative vs. Literal2
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Forms and Structures of Poetry5
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Alliteration2
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Hyperbole1
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Imagery2
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Nonfiction Text Features16
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Distinguishing Fact and Opinion2
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Finding Main Ideas1
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Finding Details1
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Analyzing Evidence1
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Skim and Scan2
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Structures of Nonfiction - Part 14
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Structures of Nonfiction - Part 24
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Subjective vs. Objective3
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Types of Propaganda8
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Dictionary Skills2
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Synonyms3
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Antonyms3
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Multiple Meaning Words2
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Root Words1
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Prefixes1
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Suffixes1
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Context Clues - Introduction2
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Context Clues - Definitions and Synonyms1
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Context Clues - Contrast1
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Context Clues - Examples1
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Connotation and Denotation2
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Infinitives1
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Pronouns and Antecedents2
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Indefinite Pronouns and Verb Agreement3
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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives3
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Comparative and Superlative Adverbs3
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Subject and Predicate1
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Compound Subjects and Predicates2
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Main and Subordinate Clauses3
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Subject and Verb Agreement1
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Subject Separated from Verbs1
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Simple and Compound Sentences2
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Complex Sentences1
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Parallelism6
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What Are Conventions?5
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Apostrophes – Ownership7
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Tricky Homophones1
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Proper Titles4
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Semi-Colon1
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Punctuating Dialogue2
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Comma in Direct Address1
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Commas in Introductory Clauses and Phrases5
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The Writing Process2
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Elements of an Argumentative Essay3
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Problems vs. Issues3
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Prewriting – Choosing a Topic4
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Prewriting – Adding Supporting Details / Reasons1
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Prewriting – Researching Your Topic7
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Addressing Reader Concerns and Counterarguments2
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Drafting – Writing a Thesis3
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Drafting – Topic Sentence and Paragraph Creation5
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Drafting – Adding Research to the Body6
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Drafting – Writing an Introduction4
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Drafting – Writing a Conclusion2
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Revising – Adding Transition Words7
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Revising – Enhancing Word Choice4
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Editing – Using Editing Marks2
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Editing – Finding Editing Errors2
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Final Draft – Creating an Effective Presentation8
