In 5-7 sentences, explain what the tone/mood is in your script and how it is made clear for the reader.
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Ok first what script? then i can help you
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Each piece of fiction, each section of text, has a particular feel. The feel of a story or scene is primarily achieved through three elements—tone, mood, and style. And while you may hear the words used almost interchangeably, they are different. They are achieved differently and they create different effects.
We’ll take a look at all three.
Tone
Tone in fiction is the attitude of the narrator or viewpoint character toward story events and other characters. In a story with first-person POV, tone can also be the narrator’s attitude toward the reader.
In non-fiction, tone is the writer’s attitude toward subject matter and reader. So the writer might come across as a know-it-all or a blowhard or as humble or solicitous.
We’re all familiar with a mother’s words to her mouthy son—Don’t you take that tone with me, young man.
What does the mother mean by tone here? She’s talking about his sassy or smart-alecky attitude. The child’s words and actions and facial expressions convey an attitude his mother doesn’t approve of.
Examples of tone you might find in fiction are strident, uncaring, sassy, bossy, unconcerned, or flip. Remember that these refer to the narrator’s (viewpoint character’s) attitude.
A scene’s or story’s tone, expressed through the narrator’s attitude, could as easily be one of fearlessness or fearfulness, disbelief or detachment, or maybe unconcern or snarkiness or arrogance. Whatever attitude the narrator can take on, the scene or story can take on.
Tone is achieved through word choice (diction), sentence construction and word order (syntax), and by what the viewpoint character focuses on. Tone is created or altered by the way the viewpoint character/narrator treats the story problem and other characters, and by the way he responds to the events surrounding him. Tone can be manipulated by changing what the narrator focuses on and through his changing reactions to what is going on in the story as well as by changing the words used for his thoughts, action, and dialogue.
The tone of a scene can also be affected by manipulation of the sense elements. So what the viewpoint character smells and how those odors affect him influence tone. The menace of unrelenting footsteps on wooden stairs in the middle of the night or the hurried thud of footsteps down a dark alley would contribute to a tone different from the one created by the sounds of a toddler running down the hall to meet his daddy at the door. The viewpoint character’s perception of and reaction to sights, sounds, odors, touch, and taste add to tone.
What’s absent from a story can affect tone almost as strongly as what is present. Exclude the narrator’s attitude toward someone he loves if you want to portray him as distant and unfeeling; add in this attitude when it’s time to reveal this facet of his personality. When you give him a scene with his love interest, it can have a tone far different from those in other scenes featuring the same character.
He might notice his lover’s soft skin or the colors she uses or her smile, things he doesn’t notice or comment on in other scenes. Keeping a tender attitude far from him in scenes when he’s away from his lover will reveal much of who he is and perhaps how much he relies on her to humanize him.
Reactions and Demeanor
How does the narrator or viewpoint character come across? How does he respond to story events and revelations?
Is he desperate, upbeat, dismissive? Is he clueless or callous or indifferent?
To create a tone that works, word choices have to match the character and the moment. So if a character is desperate, his actions, thoughts, and words should reflect that desperation. What he thinks about should reveal his desperation. Tone should be consistent until something happens to change the narrator’s perceptions and responses.
If a scene seems off in a way that you can’t pinpoint or fix through changes in plot or character or dialogue, if it simply feels wrong or off, check to see if you’ve been consistent with tone (with mood as well). If you’ve inadvertently set up opposing tones within a scene, it will feel not quite right, maybe as if it’s out of focus or, more likely, as if a sheet of glass had shattered and the pieces were off kilter just a hair.
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Is HP Elite better than Spectre?
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It depends on the use of machinery whether HP elite is better or Spectre.
There are a number of EliteBook models, all of which are larger and have greater capacity than the compact Spectre. Numerous internal upgrades are supported with the EliteBook, including GPUs, multiple SSDs, and removable RAM.
Compared to the more mobile Spectre, the Elitebook can be set up to execute a wider range of tasks at a higher duty cycle. Running a protracted CPU/Memory/IO intensive task, such as converting a video format, might be an example. The Spectre would require more time to do the task because it would probably throttle in order to avoid overheating.
The Spectre is lighter and smaller. The Spectre is half the size and weight of an EliteBook when combined with the optional thin power supply. Almost anything that can be run on an EliteBook can be run on the Spectre, albeit not for long periods of time.
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FINAL TASK
Directions: Watch "Author explores rising power
of single women" by CBS This Morning published on February 29, 2016. Then, questions the follow. Answer the
1. How was the speaker introduced?
2. What materials were used by the speaker in her book about the unmarried women? Do you think these materials were credible enough? Why? Why not?
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1.The speaker was introduced as a novelist who has done a lot of research on unmarried women in America. She published a book about it which she discusses in the video.
2.Secondly, the materials used by the speaker in her book about unmarried women were interviews and surveys conducted on unmarried women, and personal accounts of single women.
Additionally, she mentioned that she used credible statistics and cited reputable sources, such as the Census Bureau and the National Marriage Project.I think the materials used by the speaker were credible enough. It is because she gathered and analyzed data from various sources and conducted interviews and surveys with unmarried women.
These methods allowed her to obtain first-hand information from unmarried women and understand the challenges and issues they face.Besides, the speaker cited reputable sources and used credible statistics to support her claims.
This is important because it shows that her findings are based on factual data and are not biased. Hence, the materials used by the speaker were credible enough and make her book reliable and valuable for anyone interested in the topic of unmarried women in America.
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I am having a debate on supporting the death penalty being EFFECTIVE. Please state some solid long reasons why the death penalty IS effective.
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Answer: Death penalty can be used to assert dominance and make people less willing to do crimes against the law. Death penalties are also used by rulers to quell possible rebellions and strike fear into any who oppose them.
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Fun Little Assignment. Can you do it?
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i can....
Explanation:
1. name
2. 1/2/2022
3. fold the paper in half
4. shake hands
5. mac and cheese
6. funny face on back
7.60
8.good luck
9.17
10.circle 60, 17, and the date
11. and is written once so write a 1 undernethe the funny face
12. middle name
13.
Choose two words that best replace the underlined words below.
very bright
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The answers are Dazzling and Radiant
Do you think the Stimulus money we've received will cause inflation? Explain
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I think it won't because it will have benefits for others
In "The P. Bet" by Anton P. Chekhov, what kind of conflict does the lawyer face in order to uphold his end of the bet
O external
O internal
O peaceful
O unmotivated
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All ik is that peacful is wrong...
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i took the test
Does any body know what this is
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You need to figure out adjectives out of that sentence. As I think, it should be "necessary".
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One thing I noticed was the protests that the person mentioned, it is much like what we are going through right now with the BLM Movement.
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Write a Christmas letter to a friend telling them how much you appreciate them, how grateful you are to them, and how you are looking forward to see them next year. at least 3-4 paragraphs with 5-8 sentences.
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Dear friend,
Merry Christmas! I love you so much, and I am very happy to be your friend! I appreciate you very much. You have always been there for me, through thick and thin. When I needed you, you were there. You have been a shoulder to cry on when I needed one. You are the best friend a girl/boy could ask for.
I am very grateful to have you in my life. I know we've had our ups and downs, but you will always be my best friend. How did I get so lucky to land a friend like you? We've had so many memories, laughing and joking. I can date back to kindergarten when I first met you. You were crying because no one would play with you, and i came over and asked you if you wanted to play tag. We've been inseparable since.
This Christmas was great! The food was delicious, especially the fruitcake. The music was great, and I felt magical as we danced and talked all night. Remember when the carolers came? Their voices were amazing! The very best part was when we put the star on the tree, and sang around the tree. I can't wait until next year so we can do this all over again
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Franklin Checker
Which line bet how an idea that i important to include in a ummary of thi tory?
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It is important to include a clear and concise summary of the main ideas and themes of the story in a summary of the story.
When summarizing the story, make sure to include key details such as the protagonist, the main conflict, and the resolution. Additionally, make sure to include any important symbols or motifs that are found in the story, as well as any key themes or messages that the author is trying to convey.
Franklin Checker is a tool developed by the Franklin Institute to help people understand the implications of their decisions and actions. It is designed to help people identify and evaluate possible consequences that they might not have considered. It was created by Benjamin Franklin, who believed that people should take the time to think through their actions before they take them.
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Choose the progressive form of the verb [in brackets).
1 [to feel) good today.
Choose 1 answer:
will feel
B
feel
am feeling
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Answer:
C. am feeling
Explanation:
"I am feeling good today".
When showing an ongoing action which is actually in progress, then the use of the progressive form of verb tense is necessary.
In progressive form of verb, "-ing" is added to the auxilliary verb. It is a form of a helping verb.
Other examples include:
"I am going home today"
"I am coming back now", etc.
The Monkey's Paw Summary- Part I
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on a dark and stormy night as the three members of the White family relax inside their cozy house. Herbert White and his father are playing a game of chess while Mrs. White knits near the fire. After his son wins, Mr. White complains about the terrible weather and nearly deserted road they live near.
A family friend, Sergeant-Major Morris, arrives for a visit. Over whisky, he tells stories of his exploits abroad. Mr. White caught interest in going to India, but the sergeant-major says he would be better off staying at home. At Mr. and Mrs. Whites’ wishing/urging, Sergeant-Major Morris takes a small, mummified paw out of his pocket. He explains that a fakir (a mystic miracle worker) placed a spell on the paw to prove that people’s lives are governed by fate and that it is dangerous to meddle with fate. According to the sergeant-major, three men can wish on the paw three times each. The sergeant-major himself has already had his three wishes, as has another man, who used his third wish to ask for death. The sergeant-major has considered selling the paw, but he doesn’t want it to cause any more trouble than it already has. No one will buy the paw without first seeing proof of its effect. The sergeant-major throws the paw into the fire, and Mr. White quickly rescues it. The sergeant-major warns Mr. White three times to leave the paw alone, but he eventually explains how to make a wish on the paw.
Explanation:
The mountain tree shrew and the king-size pitcher
plant help meet each other's nutritional needs. This
shows that they
A
get their energy from sunlight.
B
are both a predator and prey.
have a symbiotic relationship.
D
are both carnivorous creatures.
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Which phrase best defines mood in a literary work?
A.the reader’s opinion about the work
B.language that describes the physical senses
C.the overall feeling the work produces
D.the writer’s purpose in writing
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2. When do you leave home for school?
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I go to school at 7:15 or 7:25 ..... yeah............
Synthesis Paragraph using Thomas Paine’s Text
Prompt: Is the argument that things are more valuable when you work harder for them an accurate one? Explain your position with examples. You will lose points if you do not answer the whole question and if you do not use EXAMPLES from your life or others’ lives. You can also, of course, use examples from Thomas Paine’s experiences.
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The harder we work for things the more satisfied we will be for having earned them. This is a very basic concept around work/reward.
narrative essay on helping a stranger
250 words
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please help...due tomorrow
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Answer: We can help strangers by simply smiling at them and engaging in conversation with them. Since we don't know what they've been through in life, we can also offer them assistance. For instance, if we see a stranger struggling with something, we can offer to assist. Helping a stranger can lead to new opportunities in life. We can assist them by doing something for them, such as getting a book off a shelf.
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Danforth warns John: “We burn a hot fire here; it melts down all concealment.” This refers to a crucible, the namesake of the play, where metals are melted down to their essence in hot fires in order to make them more pure (it also refers to a severe and searching test). In an essay of approximately 150 words, how have the events of the play been a crucible for the people of Salem so far? What have the scorching fires of the crucible revealed about the people of Salem? Your essay may focus on a single character or several, but be sure to cite specific evidence from the text to support your analysis.
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Salem residents are on the lookout for one another, but they are also lying in court. Salem's residents lied to the court, as evidenced by the raging hot fire. The court will not stand by these falsehoods since they taint their good name and the good name of those charged. There were 91 inhabitants who signed the document, stating that they believed their neighbors were not practicing witchcraft and that nothing would happen to them as a result of Francis' word, but Parris wants to question everyone who signed the paper. The court believes Proctor lied because Elizabeth lied to the court, something the court was unaware of because Proctor said Elizabeth never lies. There are so many falsehoods in the court that Abigail begins to lie about Mary Warrens doing witchcraft on the girls and Abigail as well, but the court has no way of knowing if Abigail is lying or not.
Which “Christ-like” characteristic does Eva NOT have? 1) She is non-judgmental. 2) She is spiritual. 3) She is self-sacrificing. 4) She is poor.
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3 I believe I'm not too sure though so don't risk it
Answer:
she is non-judgmental
Explanation:
only humans judge
In the wonderful wizard of oz, dorothy and her traveling companions encounter many obstacles as they journey to oz. one is a wide ditch. they must come up with a plan on how to cross the ditch. who devises a plan to get them all across safely?
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Answer:
Scarecrow
Explanation:
Scarecrow uses his “brain” to devise a plan for crossing. He asks the Tin Woodman to chop down a tree forming a bridge over the gap. As they began to cross, two Kalidahs, frightening beasts with the heads of tigers and bodies of bears, start to chase the group. "They were all greatly pleased to see how easily he did it, and after the Scarecrow had got down from his back the Lion sprang across the ditch again. Dorothy thought she would go next; so she took Toto in her arms and climbed on the Lion's back, holding tightly to his mane with one hand"
PLZ PLZ PLZ Answer this question
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Answer:
Shocked
Explanation:
That should be the right Answer !
Answer:
shocked
Explanation:
it means shocked
Where dose the comma go?
After Hurricane Sandy struck Liberty Island the world-
famous Statue of Liberty took over eight months to
reopen for visitors.
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Answer:
After Hurricane Sandy struck Liberty Island , the world famous Statue of Liberty took over eight months to reopen for visitors.
Explanation:
B.
DIRECTIONS: Write a compound sentence for each pair of shorter
sentences below. Use an appropriate conjunction and correct punctuation.
1. The article was interesting. It did not have the information I needed.
2. Cats vary in size. Many have wild colorings.
3. We had been traveling for ten hours. We were happy to reach the motel.
4. Every morning he makes oatmeal for breakfast. He also makes fresh juice.
5. The dog can go to the park. He can go on a hike.
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Answer:and all of these
Explanation:
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Which tone is created by the personification in this
excerpt?
magnificence
anticipation
sorrow
dread
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Answer:
sorrow
Explanation:
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What is the root word of unlocked
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therefore un-locked means not-locked
A drive has a maximum speed of 12.000 evolutions per minute If a disc has a diameter of 14 ere, what is the linear speed, in kmh, of a point 3 cm from the center if f spinning at a rate of 7000 revulutions per minute?
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The linear speed of a point 3 cm from the center, spinning at a rate of 7000 revolutions per minute on a drive with a maximum speed of 12,000 revolutions per minute, is approximately 7.35 km/h.
To calculate the linear speed, we need to convert the revolutions per minute (RPM) into the linear speed at a specific point on the disc. The linear speed can be calculated using the formula:
Linear Speed = (2π × radius × RPM) / 60
Given that the disc has a diameter of 14 cm, the radius can be calculated as half of the diameter, which is 7 cm. Plugging in the values, we get:
Linear Speed = (2π × 7 cm × 7000 RPM) / 60
Converting the linear speed to km/h, we divide the result by 100,000 to convert from cm/min to km/h:
Linear Speed = [(2π × 7 cm × 7000 RPM) / 60] / 100,000 = 7.35 km/h (rounded to two decimal places)
Therefore, the linear speed of a point 3 cm from the center, spinning at a rate of 7000 revolutions per minute on the given drive, is approximately 7.35 km/h.
Understanding how to calculate linear speed based on rotational motion is essential in various fields such as physics, engineering, and mechanics. Exploring concepts like angular velocity, radius, and unit conversions can provide a deeper understanding of how linear speed is derived from rotational motion.
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Interpret President Bush’s quotation: “Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings, but they cannot touch the foundation of America. These acts shatter steel, but they cannot dent the steel of American resolve.” You will first prepare for this writing by working through the steps for writing.
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Answer:
I interpret it as that they can hurt us, but they cannot scare us into submission.
What I Have Learned
what are your realization as you journey through this lesson? Before moving forward, reflect on the important points that you found helpful and challenging by completing the sentences.
1.I learned that the elements of story are________________?
2.I realised that I need to improve my_____________?
3.For me,the most difficult part of the lesson is__________?
4.I believe the elements of the story are important because ________?
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helpfultyping abilityinability to discover new thingshelp me to get more knowledgeHow did Bruno in the Boy In The Striped Pyjamas die?
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Bruno's death in "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas." It states that Bruno dies in the gas chamber at Auschwitz and explains the context of the story, including the setting of World War II and Bruno's friendship with Shmuel. The answer emphasizes that while Bruno's death is not explicitly depicted, it is heavily implied based on the events and symbolism used by the author. The answer is generated by the AI model and is plagiarism-free.
Bruno, the protagonist of "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas," dies in the gas chamber at Auschwitz. Although the book does not explicitly depict Bruno's death, it is heavily implied based on the events leading up to his disappearance. The story is set during World War II and revolves around Bruno, a young German boy whose father is a high-ranking officer in the Nazi regime. Bruno befriends Shmuel, a Jewish boy imprisoned in the concentration camp adjacent to his home. As their friendship deepens, Bruno becomes increasingly aware of the horrors taking place at the camp.In the final chapters of the book, Bruno, driven by his innocence and desire to help his friend, dons a pair of striped pyjamas and sneaks into the camp to search for Shmuel's missing father. Tragically, Bruno and Shmuel are herded into a gas chamber along with other prisoners, where they meet their untimely demise. The author, John Boyne, employs poignant symbolism to convey Bruno's death, leaving it to the readers' imagination to comprehend the tragic fate that befell the young boy.For more such questions on The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, click on:
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