1. It refers to an author's use of words and writing style to convey his or her attitude towards a topic. A. analysis of events C. tone B. description D. voice of verbs 2. The following are reasons why we write journals, EXCEPT: A. To record special events C. To make others updated about us B. To express feelings and insights D. To summarize everyday experiences 3. The following are examples of a positive tone, EXCEPT: A. admiring B. calm C. indifferent D. reflective 4. Which element of a narrative text refers to the place, time and weather conditions? A. character B. plot C. setting D. theme 5. It is an on-going record of important events and personal observations. A. encyclopedia B. history C. journal D. police report 6. The following are transition words the writer uses to show the chronological order of events EXCEPT: A. eventually B. finally C. he D. next 7. It refers to the feeling or emotion that the readers feel when reading the passage or story. A. mood B. setting C. theme D. tone 8. Determine the mood of the following lines: My family had gone for dinner to a nearby house, and I was left alone in this old big house. I stared at the wide staircase and my thoughts went wild. I imagined figures in the unlit hallway. The rain started to fall. A. bored B. confused C. determined D. scared 9. This is the part of the journal in which the writer expresses how he feels about the event. A. descriptive details C. personal observation B. introduction D. setting Items 10-12. Read this journal entry and answer the questions that follow. October 26, 2015 Today was a great day. Well, it was bright and clear, yet cold and foggy. The park was really neat and orderly. There’s a bike path that zigzags in and out of the trees. It was like riding a carpet of soft Bermuda grass; a greenish scenery that soothes my eyes, my spine, my nostrils, and yes, my cough that has been bothering me down there in the hot city.

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1. It refers to an author's use of words and writing style to convey his or her attitude   towards a topic.  A. analysis of events C. tone  B. description D. voice of verbs  2. The following are reasons why we write journals, EXCEPT:  A. To record special events C. To make others updated about us   B. To express feelings and insights D. To summarize everyday experiences  3. The following are examples of a positive tone, EXCEPT:  A. admiring B. calm C. indifferent D. reflective  4. Which element of a narrative text refers to the place, time and weather conditions?  A. character B. plot C. setting D. theme  5. It is an on-going record of important events and personal observations.  A. encyclopedia B. history C. journal D. police report  6. The following are transition words the writer uses to show the chronological order of   events EXCEPT:  A. eventually B. finally C. he D. next  7. It refers to the feeling or emotion that the readers feel when reading the passage or   story.  A. mood B. setting C. theme D. tone  8. Determine the mood of the following lines: My family had gone for dinner to a nearby   house, and I was left alone in this old big house. I stared at the wide staircase and my   thoughts went wild. I imagined figures in the unlit hallway. The rain started to fall.    A. bored B. confused C. determined D. scared  9. This is the part of the journal in which the writer expresses how he feels about the event.   A. descriptive details C. personal observation  B. introduction D. setting Items 10-12. Read this journal entry and answer the questions that follow.   October 26, 2015  Today was a great day. Well, it was bright and clear, yet cold and foggy. The park   was really neat and orderly. There’s a bike path that zigzags in and out of the trees. It   was like riding a carpet of soft Bermuda grass; a greenish scenery that soothes my eyes,   my spine, my nostrils, and yes, my cough that has been bothering me down there in the   hot city. ​

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