RL6.4 I can think and talk about the effects that specific words have on the meaning or tone of a story.
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- Q1Which word would likely create a more positive tone in a story?sinisterdelightfulspookymournful30s
- Q2Which word would likely create a more suspenseful tone in a story?nostalgicominoustranquileccentric30s
- Q3Which word would likely create a more humorous tone in a story?melancholichilariousterrifyingheartbreaking30s
- Q4Which word would likely create a more somber tone in a story?gloomycheerfullivelyplayful30s
- Q5Which word would likely create a more sinister tone in a story?compassionatebenevolentmalevolentkind30s
- Q6Which of the following words would most likely give a story a spooky or eerie tone?excitingjoyfulpeacefulsinister30s
- Q7Which of the following words would most likely give a story an adventurous or exciting tone?ordinarypeacefulcalmthrilling30s
- Q8Which of the following words would most likely give a story a suspenseful or tense tone?soothingcalmingnail-bitingrelaxing30s
- Q9Which of the following words would most likely give a story a whimsical or fantastical tone?enchantedboringordinarymundane30s