Original PromptI would like a warm up for this Inference + Evidence
6.5(F)
Mood + figurative language
This learning resource focuses on analyzing how authors utilize figurative language to establish mood in literature. The lesson includes a descriptive passage about an old mansion, filled with vivid imagery and figurative expressions, allowing students to explore elements such as metaphor and personification. Students engage with multiple-choice questions to identify types of figurative language and assess the mood depicted in the text. Additionally, they are prompted to apply the CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) framework in response to open-ended questions that encourage deeper analysis of the text, culminating in a reflection on their confidence in citing textual evidence.