MODIFIELD VERSION Name: Date: Author’s Word Choice, Meaning and Tone Word Choice/Text Feeling/Meaning Tone Details For each word or phrase, Based on the images, words, describe the emotion, and phrases you have feeling, or meaning that it selected, describe the tone of conveys. the text with one word (examples: angry, violent, or harsh). “There was a gray gas can in It makes the reader realize one corner next to a bunch of gray rakes and a pile of gray rags, and a gray tire next to some gray fishing poles” (p. 21-22). gray “When they were digging It makes the reader realize around in Bug’s ears with the tweezers you’d’ve thought they were pulling his legs off, not some cockroach’s” (p. 23). digging “I finally got a hole big enough It makes the reader realize to look out and mashed my eye up against the glass” (p. 25). mashed
MODIFIELD VERSION Name: Date: Author’s Word Choice, Meaning and Tone Word Choice/Text Details Feeling/Meaning For each word or phrase, describe the emotion, feeling, or meaning that it conveys. Tone Based on the images, words, and phrases you have selected, describe the tone of the text with one word (examples: angry, violent, or harsh). “There was a gray gas can in one corner next to a bunch of gray rakes and a pile of gray rags, and a gray tire next to some gray fishing poles” (p. 21-22). gray It makes the reader realize “When they were digging around in Bug’s ears with the tweezers you’d’ve thought they were pulling his legs off, not some cockroach’s” (p. 23). digging It makes the reader realize “I finally got a hole big enough to look out and mashed my eye up against the glass” (p. 25). mashed It makes the reader realize