Part A:

1. Choose a word from the ​Tone List​ page.

I will use confidence.
2. Write a sentence that conveys this tone, without using the word itself.
With my head held high, I walked into the meeting room smiling.
3. Write an analysis for your sentence, stating the words you chose to convey this
attitude, and why you chose them.
I used the speaker’s actions and expressions to convey the tone of the word confident.
With one’s head held high and a smile on one’s face, feelings, emotions and actions are
conveyed that depict a tone of confidence. Body language is implied that shows
self-assurance. In doing this, I am attempting to create an image of confidence.

Part B:

OPINIONATED:

Authoritative

Arrogant

Incredulous

Bossy

Contentious

Sinister

Manipulative

Instructive

Condescending

Proud

ANGRY:

Agitated

Indignant

Diabolic
Derisive

Derogatory

Frustrated

Choleric

Uncaring

Unsympathetic

Sinister

Scornful

Bitter

DIRECT:

Blunt

Terse

Brusque

Loud

Harsh

Coarse

Candid

Confident

AMUSING:

Sarcastic

Ironic

Sardonic
Hilarious

Mocking

Humorous

Facetious

MATERNAL:

Passionate

Conciliatory

Console

Thoughtful

Empathetic

Tender

Effusive

Appreciative

SADNESS:

Dejected

Disappointed

Gloomy

Passive

Uninterested

Unhappy

Melancholy

Grave
Hopeless

Depressed

Fatalistic

Solemn

Tearful

APATHETIC:

Reticent

Uninterested

Lethargic

AFRAID:

Foreboding

Frantic

Frightened

Bewildered

Timorous

Cynical

Questioning

Anxious

Apprehensive

Paranoid

Surprised

Uneasy
Stressful

Skeptical

Suspicious

HAPPY:

Vibrant

Gleeful

Whimsical

Ecstatic

Wistful

Nostalgic

Jocund

Mirthful

Encouraging

Enthusiastic

Joyful

Romantic

Lighthearted

PEACEFUL:

Relaxed

Casual

Serene

Soothing
CAPTIVATING:

Seductive

Persuasive

Part C:
This painting is very serene due to its use of soft, muted colours and relaxed lines. The
subject is staring casualling off, surrounded by flowers behind a tender blue sky.