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    This document discusses tone, mood, techniques, and purpose of writing. It provides examples to define tone as the attitude of the writer (e.g. angry, cheerful), mood as the atmosphere created (e.g. dark, hopeful), techniques as the structure used (e.g. expository, narrative), and purposes as the intent of writing (e.g. to persuade, inform, entertain). Learners are expected to determine these elements of writing and the writer's goals.

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    Tone, Mood,

    Technique,
    and Purpose
    of a Writer
    CHEN SEN S. CANSINO – PRACTICE TEACHER
    At the end of the
    lesson, learners
    are expected to:
    1. Determine tone, mood,
    technique of the author in
    writing.
    2. Enumerate writer’s
    purpose in writing.
    3. Create graphic organizer
    for the plot of the selection.
    TON
    WORDS THAT
    DESCRIBE TONE
    - Amused - Optimistic
    - Angry - Pessimistic
    - Cheerful - Sad
    - Horror - Serious
    - Humorous - Witty
    EXAMPLE:
    - The mother got angry to
    his son after he did a
    hideous crime.
    MOO
    WORDS THAT
    DESCRIBE TONE
    - Alarming - Hopeful
    - Cool - Oppressive
    - Dark - Sorrowful
    - Fantastical- Suspenseful
    EXAMPLE:
    - After the fire, Anna didn’t
    get to save any of her
    belongings. She just prayed
    and still thanked God that
    she made it out alive.
    TECHNIQ
    UE
    EXPOSITOR
    Y
    EXAMPLE:
    - The 2022 Philippine
    Elections has been the most
    controversial among the
    past elections. It’s filled by
    controversies of different
    EXAMPLE:
    candidates, especially when
    concerning their programs.
    Although it seemed as a
    roller coaster ride, I still
    saw it as an opportunity
    for change.
    DESCRIPTI
    VE
    EXAMPLE:
    - It was a cold night when I
    first saw how beautiful the
    moon was. There was a
    ring-like reflection behind
    it. Just seeing its beauty
    gave me the chills.
    PERSUASIV
    E
    EXAMPLE:
    - The new iPhone 14 series
    will bring a new vibe to our
    daily living. Its overall
    quality is far superior to
    the earlier series like
    iPhone 12 and 13. I am
    EXAMPLE:
    suggesting that we should
    avail the unit while it’s still
    hot.
    NARRATI
    VE
    EXAMPLE:
    - Once upon a time, there
    was a king who didn’t care
    for his constituents at all.
    He even abandoned his
    family just for the sake of
    power.
    EXAMPLE:
    One day, the gods punished
    him to make him learn his
    lesson.
    PURPOS
    THREE MAIN PURPOSES
    FOR WRITING
    (EXAMPLES)
    1. to persuade – Editorial,
    Feature Writing, Article
    2. to inform – Encyclopedia,
    Textbooks, News Article
    3. to entertain – Stories,

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