Difference between tone and mood

Answer 1

the difference between mood and tone is that mood is the feeling the writer creates for the reader and the tone is the attitude

Answer 2

In general terms, 'tone' and 'mood' are similar in that both express atmospheres or general feelings created in and around written passages by the writing style and word-choice, etc. Equally generally, they tend to differ in scope: 'tone' typically refers to the feeling of a short or otherwise limited section of a piece of writing, while 'mood' refers to larger sections of the piece or the piece as a whole. Other similarities and differences can also be found.

Answer 3

Tone is the attitude or feeling conveyed by the author towards the subject, while mood is the overall atmosphere or feeling created within the reader. Tone is created by the author's words and writing style, while mood is how the reader emotionally responds to those words.

Answer 4

Tone is the feeling/emotion the writer is trying to purvey in the passage.

Mood is the feeling/emotion a reader receives when reading the passage.

Answer 5

Tone is the author's attitude toward the work and the audience; mood is the atmosphere or feelings in the story. Both involve emotions and so both use emotional words.

Answer 6

literary terms.

Answer 7

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