Little Women 1. The flowers were described as friendly little neighbours.The choice of the word friendly communicated that the flowers are in a supposedly good mood. 2. The joyous mood is set by the description of the flowers "rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine, like friendly little neighbours." The "faces of the flowers" were also described as "they swung in the wind, whispering to one another what they had seen" as some of them seemed to "peep into the dining room window where the feast was spread." 3. I would describe the mood as joyous and lively.
MAX. 1. While the setting of Little Women is carefree, happy and relaxed, the scene in MAX is a far cry away, being dark, thrilling and adrenaline- inducing.
2. I would describe the mood as dreary, which slowly changes to mystery and fear.
Q1) The details is "quite flushed with excitement were their ruddy faces, as they swung in the wind". Q2)Some came out to nod and smile at the sisters. Q3) i would describe this scene as a happy/joyous occasion Q1) Little women was described as a happy/joyous occasion as Max was described as a spooky background. 2) i would describe the mood of this story as a mysterious story.
Ryan and Shu Xian Little Women 1.)offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress who had loved and tendered them so long.It evokes the felling of can. 2.)The 5 senses. 3.)It evokes the mood of a happy scene
By Clarice and David Model 1: 1) That the roses felt happy and were rejoicing for the wedding . They were also described as friendly. 2) Imagery such as "Flushed with excitement", "rosiest full blown flower" describes a merry setting and visualises joyful smiles all around 3) It evokes a gleeful and cheerful mood Model 2: 1) They focus more on action rather than the setting 2) It's eerie and mysterious like a thriller
Little Women 1. The flowers were described as Kind and friendly .The kind of words used in the story told the reader that the flowers would have been in a good mood if they were a human. 2. The flowers that were described sets a joyoes mood. > "rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine, like friendly little neighbours." The "faces of the flowers" were also described as "they swung in the wind, whispering to one another what they had seen" as some of them seemed to "peep into the dining room window where the feast was spread." 3. I would describe the mood as upbeat and Joyous. MAX. 1. While the setting of Little Women is carefree, happy and relaxed, the scene in MAX is a far cry away, being dark, thrilling and adrenaline- inducing.
2. I would describe the mood as gloomy and depressing.
Little Women - 1> The felt welcomed and were in a good mood as showed in their expressions and enjoyed watching the people doing their part for the wedding.
2> Sense of sight: "The June roses over the porch were awake bright and early on that morning, rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine" showed that the author was gazing at the surroundings to notice these details and describe it. Sense of hearing: "whispering to one another what they had seen" the author was listening to them to know that they were whispering Sense of smell: "offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress who had loved and tended them so long" shows that the author could smell the fragrance to tell what it is and state it
3> I would describe the mood of the setting as a jubilant and blissful one as the text had a joyous description and a pleasant depiction due to it's detail.
Max - 1>The venue of 'Little Women' were from a wedding venue while this setting from 'Max' were from a small street. It shows that the setting in this text is more dull and featureless the way the author described it compared to 'Little Women'. And also there was more description on the action instead of the background.
2> The mood was a melancholic one in the way the author described it because it felt like the daily scene was just repeated uneventfully.
1) That the roses felt happy as it was the mistress wedding day. The mistress have loved them for so long so they give their tribute of love and fragrance 2) Imagery such as "Swung in the wind" 3) I would describe as joyfulness and lively Max 1) The setting in Little women was more happy and joyful but the settings in Max was describe in creepy ways. 2) I would describe is as scary story.
Little women 1)"Quite flushed with excitement meant that they were excited and in a good mood. 2) Sense of sight:"The June roses over the porch were awake bright and early on that morning, rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine.They were excited as they flushed with their ruddy faces" shows that the author is aware of the surrounding." 3)Happy and lively as the settings shows everybody in the book being happy and lively. Max 1)They focused more on imagery,the 5 senses. 2)The setting sounds mechanical and fast as the author described it in detail like the whole scene is going in slow-motioned.
By Clare (3) & Jacqueline (4) Little women 1. The flowers were very happy and bright. 2. Sense of hearing: "whispering to one another what they had seen" Sense of sight: " some peeped in at thee dining-room windows" Sense of smell: "offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress" 3. It has a lively and joyous mood.
Max 1. The setting in Little Women is more happy and joyous while the setting in Max is more terrifying and frightening. 2. I would describe it as eerie and mysterious.
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ReplyDelete1. The flowers were described as friendly little neighbours.The choice of the word friendly communicated that the flowers are in a supposedly good mood.
2. The joyous mood is set by the description of the flowers "rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine, like friendly little neighbours." The "faces of the flowers" were also described as "they swung in the wind, whispering to one another what they had seen" as some of them seemed to "peep into the dining room window where the feast was spread."
3. I would describe the mood as joyous and lively.
MAX.
1. While the setting of Little Women is carefree, happy and relaxed, the scene in MAX is a far cry away, being dark, thrilling and adrenaline- inducing.
2. I would describe the mood as dreary, which slowly changes to mystery and fear.
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Q1) The details is "quite flushed with excitement were their ruddy faces, as they swung in the wind".
ReplyDeleteQ2)Some came out to nod and smile at the sisters.
Q3) i would describe this scene as a happy/joyous occasion
Q1) Little women was described as a happy/joyous occasion as Max was described as a spooky background.
2) i would describe the mood of this story as a mysterious story.
Ryan and Shu Xian
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1.)offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress who had loved and tendered them so long.It evokes the felling of can.
2.)The 5 senses.
3.)It evokes the mood of a happy scene
By Clarice and David
ReplyDeleteModel 1:
1) That the roses felt happy and were rejoicing for the wedding . They were also described as friendly.
2) Imagery such as "Flushed with excitement", "rosiest full blown flower" describes a merry setting and visualises joyful smiles all around
3) It evokes a gleeful and cheerful mood
Model 2:
1) They focus more on action rather than the setting
2) It's eerie and mysterious like a thriller
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ReplyDelete1. The flowers were described as Kind and friendly .The kind of words used in the story told the reader that the flowers would have been in a good mood if they were a human.
2. The flowers that were described sets a joyoes mood. > "rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine, like friendly little neighbours." The "faces of the flowers" were also described as "they swung in the wind, whispering to one another what they had seen" as some of them seemed to "peep into the dining room window where the feast was spread."
3. I would describe the mood as upbeat and Joyous.
MAX.
1. While the setting of Little Women is carefree, happy and relaxed, the scene in MAX is a far cry away, being dark, thrilling and adrenaline- inducing.
2. I would describe the mood as gloomy and depressing.
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ReplyDelete1> The felt welcomed and were in a good mood as showed in their expressions and enjoyed watching the people doing their part for the wedding.
2> Sense of sight: "The June roses over the porch were awake bright and early on that morning, rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine" showed that the author was gazing at the surroundings to notice these details and describe it.
Sense of hearing: "whispering to one another what they had seen" the author was listening to them to know that they were whispering
Sense of smell: "offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress who had loved and tended them so long" shows that the author could smell the fragrance to tell what it is and state it
3> I would describe the mood of the setting as a jubilant and blissful one as the text had a joyous description and a pleasant depiction due to it's detail.
Max -
1>The venue of 'Little Women' were from a wedding venue while this setting from 'Max' were from a small street. It shows that the setting in this text is more dull and featureless the way the author described it compared to 'Little Women'. And also there was more description on the action instead of the background.
2> The mood was a melancholic one in the way the author described it because it felt like the daily scene was just repeated uneventfully.
1) That the roses felt happy as it was the mistress wedding day. The mistress have loved them for so long so they
ReplyDeletegive their tribute of love and fragrance
2) Imagery such as "Swung in the wind"
3) I would describe as joyfulness and lively
Max
1) The setting in Little women was more happy and joyful but the settings in Max was describe in creepy ways.
2) I would describe is as scary story.
Little women
ReplyDelete1)"Quite flushed with excitement meant that they were excited and in a good mood.
2) Sense of sight:"The June roses over the porch were awake bright and early on that morning, rejoicing with all their hearts in the cloudless sunshine.They were excited as they flushed with their ruddy faces" shows that the author is aware of the surrounding."
3)Happy and lively as the settings shows everybody in the book being happy and lively.
Max
1)They focused more on imagery,the 5 senses.
2)The setting sounds mechanical and fast as the author described it in detail like the whole scene is going in slow-motioned.
By Clare (3) & Jacqueline (4)
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1. The flowers were very happy and bright.
2.
Sense of hearing: "whispering to one another what they had seen"
Sense of sight: " some peeped in at thee dining-room windows"
Sense of smell: "offered their tribute of beauty and fragrance to the gentle mistress"
3. It has a lively and joyous mood.
Max
1. The setting in Little Women is more happy and joyous while the setting in Max is more terrifying and frightening.
2. I would describe it as eerie and mysterious.