Explain the Mood Physcology Vocabulary Flashcards

Time, place, atmosphere or mood, weather, social/historic/economic background

Physical appearance, personality, behaviour, things they do, attitude, things they say/think/feel, things people say, think, feel about them, hopes, dreams, dialogue

Key idea, message, symbol, motif, tone, any imagery, characterisation

Plot details, pace, actions and reactions, structure, narrativ arc

Word connotations, symbols and motifs, similes, metaphors, sound devices, repitition, interesting or unexpected word choice.

Use of contrasting ideas, juxtaposition of ideas, listing

Narrative (beginning, middle, end), Argument (point one, two three, conclusion), Poetic (stanza one, two, three) Could include change in tone. Could be circular (return to beginning for satisfying closure)

First (I, we) to express own feelings, be immediate, create empathy/relate to, third person (he, she, they, Susan, John) to express a range of feelings, sense of distance/authorial overview, range of perspectives

Lots of description, characterisation, narrative

Lots of fact, statistics, formal, development of an argument (rhetorical question, imperitives, anecdotes, personal pronouns) maybe jargon.

Figurative language, unexpected punctuation, unusual layout, poetic devices, rhyme, rhythm, repitition