Tone 1: Tone in Film and Literature

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Classwork - Part 1:

Click through the above Prezi on tone.

Answer the following questions using Complete Sentences (unless asked to List).

a. Based on the above Prezi, what is tone?

b. List three things that influence a speaker's tone:

c. Describe the situation in the photograph within the Prezi:

d. What do you think the drill sergeant is talking about?

e. How would you describe the drill sergeant's tone?

(Based on the clues in the above photograph.)

Classwork - Part 2:

View the short video examples.

Answer the following questions using Complete Sentences.

1. Based on the first video, describe the drill sergeant’s tone toward his cadets.

(You might come up with two very different answers.)

2. Describe Max Fisher’s tone about the uninvited dinner guest.

(Max is the young man wearing glasses.)

3. Describe Ben Stiller’s tone toward himself and his films.

(Ben Stiller is playing himself as a director.)

4. Describe the Mystery Man’s tone toward Fred.

(The Mystery man is the strange-looking man who comes up to Fred at the bar.)

5a. Describe Ric Flair's tone during his interview.

5b. Describe Ric Flair's SUBJECT during his interview.

(In general, what is Ric Flair talking about?)

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In your own words, what is tone?

Before clicking Submit, make sure your above responses are written using Complete Sentences.

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