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Mood Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Mood
The atmosphere or feeling created in a text through language and structure.
Explicit mood
A mood that is directly stated or described in the text.
Implicit mood
A mood that is suggested or inferred through language, imagery, or structure.
Language methods for mood
Techniques such as word choice, figurative language, and imagery used to create mood.
Structural methods for mood
Techniques such as paragraphing, sentence length, and shifts in focus used to influence mood.
Mood and tone
Mood refers to the atmosphere of the text, while tone refers to the writer's attitude.
Mood in narrative openings
The mood at the beginning of a text sets the scene and engages the reader.
Mood in narrative endings
The mood at the end of a text can leave a lasting impression or resolve tension.
Evaluating mood (AO4)
Critically judging how effectively the mood is created and supported with textual references.
Analysing mood (AO2)
Explaining how language and structure create mood, using subject terminology to support your analysis.

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