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The author of the article " Say What?" does not convey a friendly and lighthearted tone throughout the article. Throughout the article the author gives a lot of scientific facts.  In the section "Dolphins"it states " These sounds are called phonatations." This shows how the author want to develop a serious tone to get the reader to understand that the use a a special way if talking. Also in dolphins the author says the dolphins have a special distress call that the send to their pack when they are being attacked. This shows the author didn't succeed in her attempt to be lighthearted Another way that the author has a more serious tone is it says that "Some animals even make chemicals called pheromones  to talk with smells." This shows how the author kept his same tone through out the story and kept it more on the scientific side. Overall the author kept a less of a friendly and lighthearted but more of a serious tone.

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The article, "Say What?" achieved the goal of conveying a friendly and lighthearted tone. First, the author uses pictures of animals and humorous dialogue. This brings a friendly view that effectively engages the audience. Moreover, the author uses onomatopoeia by stating, "Dogs bark, cows moo, horses neigh." This suggests a joyful tone to the text. The author also refers to dolphins as, "water-loving mammals." This illustrates that the author of this article is demonstrating dolphins cheerful personalities, which adds to the tone. While some may think the author does not convey a lighthearted tone, they do, in fact, have friendly and engaging ways of expressing their topic. In addition, the author weaves definitions that are easy to understand. In the paragraph titled, "Bees," it states, "Some animals even make chemicals called pheromones." This shows that definitions are weaved into the article carefully. To reiterate, the author's goal of conveying a friendly and lighthearted tone is greatly achieved

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The article "Say What?" did achieve the goal of having a friendly and lighthearted tone but then moves to a more serious tone throughout it. Although at the beginning it talks about "Dogs bark, cows moo, and horses neigh", it then gave definitions like "pheromones are chemicals that help animals talk with smell. Facts like explaining what sounds are called and specific information about the animals doesn't keep a friendly and lighthearted tone. Also in the "Now You're Speaking My Language" section, it talks about two unique gorillas who can use sign language to communicate, and how cool the author thinks it is. Stating that the author thought they were unique was friendly and lighthearted as well, but the facts following state that the signs were tought over time and they have dept meaning. Finally, in the "Dolphins" section, it talks about how they are fun-loving animals, then what the sounds are called; 'phonations". The opinion about them helps keep the theme, then the added facts show that they are informing us with information, not explaining their feelings. In conclusion, the friendly and lighthearted tone is expressed, but not kept throughout.

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Aaron, Nick, and Jacob The author of the article "Say What" did convey a friendly and light-hearted  tone for the article as he intended. For example, in the article there is a caption of a lion and a porcupine talking. Usually humans don't think of animals talking and humans think it is funny. Therefore it is not serious making it lighthearted. Another example in the text is a picture of a dolphin looking like it is smiling. Since the dolphin looks like it is smiling, it makes it friendly. Thus adding to the tone of being friendly. The author said the types of sounds animals make like dogs bark, cows moo, and horses neigh. By using onomatopoeias, it sets a light-hearted tone because onomatopoeias are sounds and especially animal sounds are not serious. In one paragraph in the text, the heading was Now You're Speaking My Language. This is kind of humorous and a play  on words because animals cannot speak the language of humans. Since it is not serious, it is lighthearted.All in all, in the article "Say What", the author  did convey a friendly and light-hearted  tone for the article.

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Aaron, Nick, and Jacob The author of the article "Say What" did convey a friendly and light-hearted  tone for the article as he intended. For example, in the article there is a caption of a lion and a porcupine talking. Usually humans don't think of animals talking and humans think it is funny. Therefore it is not serious making it lighthearted. Another example in the text is a picture of a dolphin looking like it is smiling. Since the dolphin looks like it is smiling, it makes it friendly. Thus adding to the tone of being friendly. The author said the types of sounds animals make like dogs bark, cows moo, and horses neigh. By using onomatopoeias, it sets a light-hearted tone because onomatopoeias are sounds and especially animal sounds are not serious. In one paragraph in the text, the heading was Now You're Speaking My Language. This is kind of humorous and a play  on words because animals cannot speak the language of humans. Since it is not serious, it is lighthearted.All in all, in the article "Say What", the author  did convey a friendly and light-hearted  tone for the article.

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The author of the article " Say What?" does not convey a friendly and lighthearted tone throughout the article. Throughout the article the author gives a lot of scientific facts.  In the section "Dolphins"it states " These sounds are called phonatations." This shows how the author want to develop a serious tone to get the reader to understand that the use a a special way if talking. Another way that the author has a more serious tone is it says that "Some animals even make chemicals called pheromones  to talk with smells." This shows how the author kept his same tone through out the story and kept it more on the scientific side. Overall the author kept a less of a friendly and lighthearted but more of a serious tone.

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The author of the article " Say What?" does not convey a friendly and lighthearted tone throughout the article. Throughout the article the author gives a lot of scientific facts.

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The author of the article "Say What" did convey a friendly and light-hearted  tone for the article as he intended. For example, in the article there is a caption of a lion and a porcupine talking. Usually humans don't think of animals talking and humans think it is funny. Therefore it is not serious making it lighthearted. Another example in the text is a picture of a dolphin looking like it is smiling. Since the dolphin looks like it is smiling, it makes it friendly. Thus adding to the tone of being friendly. The author said the types of sounds animals make like dogs bark, cows moo, and horses neigh. By using onomatopoeias, it sets a light-hearted tone because onomatopoeias are sounds and especially animal sounds are not serious.

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The author of the article "say what" did convey a friendly and light hearted tone. For example,"animals that talk to each other is one thing, but how about animals that can talk to humans?"this displays a very light hearted toNE because,. He also does the same thing about dolphins and gorillas."these water loving mammals use a variety of ways to talk to each other. This is bein light hearted about the dolphins. Today the female can understand about 2,000 spoken words and can use more than 500 signs. This also uses a light hearted tone towards the gorillas.

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The article "Say What?"achieves the goal of being friendly and light-hearted by including different examples of how certain animals communicate.This article gives vocabulary to help the reader better understand what the author is talking about.For example Phonations which is a series of whistles and click, and Pheromones which is a chemical bees use to send messages to other bees.In the side bar it gives some information on two gorillas named Koko and Micheal.These two fun loving apes since the 1970's have learned to understand about 2,000 spoken words, and can use more then 500 signs in sign language.Here is a gorilla joke (what key do you use to open a banana?, a MONKEY!)

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The article "Say What?" did achieve the goal of having a friendly and lighthearted tone but then moves to a more serious tone throughout it. Although at the beginning it talks about "Dogs bark, cows moo, and horses neigh", it then gave definitions like "pheromones are chemicals that help animals talk with smell. Saying what the animal sounds are is friendly and lighthearted, but the facts are then serious and informational. Also in the "Now You're Speaking My Language" section, it talks about two unique gorillas who can use sign language to communicate and how cool that is, then talks about different signs and facts. Stating that the author thought they were unique was friendly and lighthearted as well, but the facts about the sign language makes the tone serious and the reader loses their mood. Finally, in the "Dolphins" section, it talks about how they are fun-loving animals, then what the sounds are called; 'phonations". The opinion about them helps keep the theme, then the added facts show that they are informing us with information, not explaining their feelings. In conclusion, the friendly and lighthearted tone is expressed, but not kept throughout.

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The author of, "Say What?" correctly showed a friendly and lighthearted tone. He achieved this by using literary devices like onomatopieas at the beginning of the article: "Dogs bark, cows moo, horses neigh." This can show more simple examples of the animal communicating, while also adding a less serious start where people of all ages can understand. Another example of the tone of the passage is the animal selection; the three animals used- gorillas, dolphins, and bees- were common, household known species. This helps the article because they are household known species and they're animals that people can connect with. Overall, these details give the article a very light-hearted and friendly tone.

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The author of the article "Say What?" did achieve a friendly and light-hearted tone. This claim is supported when the author calls the dolphins "water loving mammals." This phrase would be excluded in formal writing. This creates a a fun tone in the article. In addition to this, at the top of the article there is a picture where a lion is roaring and the porcupine is beside it saying, "Sorry, I don't speak lion." This demonstrates the playful tone in the article because jokes are humorous,and not serious. Also, it uses a play on words in the sidebar about gorillas("Now You're Speaking My Language"). In developed, and serious scientific writing word plays are not appropriate. This element adds to the giddy style presented in the article "Say What?" The articles name itself is a play on words which further demonstrates the happy atmosphere of the text. Additionally, in the introduction, the author includes onomatopoeia. It does this by saying that,"Dogs bark, cows moo, horses neigh." This can ignite a feeling of joyousness in the reader. In the sidebar about gorillas (as mentioned prior to this) it provides a fun story related to the subject of animal communication, though it is not crucial to the reader's understanding of the topic. Its only purpose is to create something fun for the reader to learn about. Due to this, the article does achieve a tone of light-heartedness and friendliness

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The author of "Say What?" did not achieve the goal of a friendly and light hearted tone. The text states that scientists believe that "dolphins use different sounds in different situations". The passage also has a sidebar dedicated to Koko and Michael, two gorillas who learned to understand and "speak" English. In other words, talking about dolphins and gorillas in this way gives the text a formal tone because these are scientific facts about two different species and the way they survive, thus it makes the passages seem very serious. The article also states that dolphins make "sounds called phonations", and that "some animals even make chemicals called pheromones...". These are all facts, not giving it a light-hearted feeling. The way the author addresses these facts is not presented in a welcoming manner. Many may have the idea that this article has a light-hearted, friendly tone, but the passage is very formal and is about critical information about how animals communicate. In conclusion, a light-hearted, friendly tone is not conveyed from "Say What?".

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The author of the article "Say What" did achieve a friendly and lighthearted tone. This claim is supported when the author calls the dolphins "water loving animals." This phrase would be excluded in formal writing. This creates a fun tone.

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The article achieved the goal of sounding friendly and light hearted.It says in the article "These water-loving animals."This shows one way the article is friendly by using language that is friendly and seems to make the dolphins cute in a way.Also the picture in the top which is a lion roaring at a porcupine and the porcupine says "Sorry I don't speak lion"helps the tone sound friendly by making it comedic.It also mentioned a Gorilla named Koko and said she made amazing progress which is compliment which also adds up to how the tone is friendly.Overall the article had a friendly light-hearted tone

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The author of the article "say what" did convey a friendly and light hearted tone. For example, "these water loving mammals use a variety of ways to talk to each other. This shows that the author used a light hearted tone to talk about dolphins. He also does the same thing with the bees. "Bees have a chemical language

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The author of the artice "Say What?" achieved the goal of a light hearted and friendly tone, even though some people think differently about the topic. The author did this in many ways such as asking a question in the side bar about Gorillas it states "How about animals communicating to humans?" This shows a friendly tone by asking the reader or audience a question to draw them into the writing, or to show what the reader will read about. It also shows the animal noises such as "moo" "neigh" and a dogs bark. This shows a lighthearted tone showing sounds the animals make. The article also states "Two gorillas named Koko and Michael" this illustrates a friendly tone by showing the reader the names of the gorillas and pulling them in. The article "Say What?" also retorts "they (the gorillas) have been taught to understand spoken English and use sign language to talk to the human trainers" this this gives the article a friendly tone because it is saying how the animals can communicate with their trainers. The author also has in the left sidebar, a lion and a porcupine communicating with each other ; the lion roars and the porcupine replies "Sorry. I don't speak lion." This shows the reader a lighthearted and friendly tone by showing animals talking to one another in english. As stated in "Say What?" the author retorts, "These water-loving mammals use a variety of ways to talk to each other." This shows a friendly tone by saying "loving",  the word "loving" brings joy to mind. In conclusion, the author conveys a friendly and lighthearted tone to the audience reading the article "Say What?".

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The author of the article "Say What" did not achieve their goal to have a friendly and lighthearted tone. Throughout the article the author list facts. For example, under the subheading "Dolphins" it states, "These sounds are called phonations." Most of the information given in the article is listed in the form of facts and scientific studies. In the paragraph titled "Bees" it states, "chemicals called pheromones to talk with smells." The way the author presented the information is not friendly and light-hearted because the author doesn't tell the readers about any other funny facts about the animals. In the sidebar, " Now You're Speaking My Language", the author writes about two gorillas, Koko and Michael. There are many facts listed about their abilities to communicate with humans; but the author did not include information about the gorillas personalities which would make the sidebar light-hearted and friendly. Overall, the author did not achieve their goal of having a friendly and light-hearted tone throughout the article.

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The article "Say What" does not convey a friendly and lighthearted tone. The article has more of a serious and scientific tone. For example in "Bees" it states," Some animals even make chemicals called pheromones to talk with smells." This evidence proves that it is not friendly and lighthearted because of the scientific language such as pheromones. Another example from the article, "Dolphins," dolphins can speak to each other by "slapping their flukes..." This evidences shows that the tone does not convey a light-hearted or friendly tone because the text uses an uncommon term that some people may not initially understand such as "flukes." Many may believe that the article can have a friendly and lighthearted tone because the photos of the communicating baby lion and porcupine make the article seem less serious. However, these photos are used to grab the reader's attention. In the sidebar, "Now You're Speaking My Language," the "female lowland gorilla" Koko can comprehend about 2,000 words verbally and more than 500 signs. This evidence proves that the tone is not light hearted and friendly because the author uses concise and fact-based language. As stated in "Dolphins," "When dolphins are in trouble... they seem to voice a special distress call." This proves that the tone is not friendly and light-hearted because the author uses more mature language instead of less advanced vocabulary. Lastly, in "Bees" the author states that bees have "at least 36 pheromones." This evidences does not convey a light hearted and friendly tone. Instead, it communicates a scientific and fact based tone because it gives the reader a fact about the bees pheromones. Overall, the author does not convey a friendly and light hearted tone because a scientific tone is communicated through several facts and advanced vocabulary.

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The author of the article, “Say What?” intended for the article to convey a friendly and light-hearted tone. Did the article achieve this goal? Use details and features from the text to support your claim.