Tone, mood, transition/authors purpose and pov

Question 1

Tone

Answer 1

authors feelings or attitude toward subject

Question 2

Irony

Answer 2

saying one thing but meaning another

Question 3

Mood

Answer 3

feeling author produces in the reader

Question 4

Transitions types

Answer 4

Time
Addition/emphasis
Example
Causation
Contrast

Question 5

Transition definition

Answer 5

connecting words and phrases that help readers follow the flow of the writers thoughts

Question 6

Authors purpose

Answer 6

reason for writing

Inform
Persuade
Entertain

Question 7

Authors point of view

Answer 7

authors outlook or set of opinions about a subject

Question 8

Rhetorical Strategies

Answer 8

techniques used to support an argument or develop a main idea

Appealing to a reason
Establishing trust
Appealing to emotions

Question 9

POV categories

Answer 9

Narrative writing tells a story and is usually meant to entertain.

Expository writing explains an idea and is usually meant to inform.

Technical writing explains a mechanism or process and is usually meant to inform.

Persuasive writing argues a point and, as the label suggests, is meant to persuade.