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Happy

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Whimsical, nostalgic

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Once upon a time...

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Sunny but night is coming.

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nostalgic

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What is Fisk?

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pejorative vs. positive

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good dog

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the 1st is negative to dogs; the 2nd is understanding of the dog's situation

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The first sentence makes the dog seem dirty because hes described as filthy and his meal is greasy. The second makes the dog seem like hes doing what he needs to do to survive and we respect the dog for that.

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The first sentence makes the dog seem dirty because hes described as filthy and his meal is greasy. The second makes the dog seem like hes doing what he needs to do to survive and we respect the dog for that.

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Filthy has a negative connotation and determined sounds more like the dog is someone who should be admired

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The tone seems disgusted in the first; filthy. But in the second

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The first tone is negative because the dog is dirty; the second tone is better because the dog works hard

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The first tone is negative because the dog is dirty; the second tone is better because the dog works hard

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Rewrite this sentence to achieve a more specific tone.  Paste in your new sentence, but do not tell us what the tone you are aiming for is.

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Rewrite this sentence to achieve a more specific tone.  Paste in your new sentence, but do not tell us what the tone you are aiming for is.

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paste in 1 - 3 words to define the tone of this passage.  Be prepared to explain how you arrived at your response.

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paste in 1 - 3 words to define the tone of this passage.  Be prepared to explain how you arrived at your response.

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paste in a short explanation of how the tones of these sentences differ.

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The
filthy dog dug through the dumpster for greasy leftovers.


                vs.               The
determined dog searched the dumpster for a meal to eat.

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The
filthy dog dug through the dumpster for greasy leftovers.


                vs.               The
determined dog searched the dumpster for a meal to eat.

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Once upon a time I taught school in the hills of Tennessee, where the broad dark vale of the Mississippi begins to roll and crumple to greet the Alleghanies. I was a Fisk student then, and all Fisk men thought that Tennessee—beyond the Veil—was theirs alone, and in vacation time they sallied forth in lusty bands to meet the county school-commissioners. Young and happy, I too went, and I shall not soon forget that summer, seventeen years ago. First, there was a Teachers' Institute at the county-seat; and there distinguished guests of the superintendent taught the teachers fractions and spelling and other mysteries,—white teachers in the morning, Negroes at night. A picnic now and then, and a supper, and the rough world was softened by laughter and song. I remember how— But I wander.

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Once upon a time I taught school in the hills of Tennessee, where the broad dark vale of the Mississippi begins to roll and crumple to greet the Alleghanies. I was a Fisk student then, and all Fisk men thought that Tennessee—beyond the Veil—was theirs alone, and in vacation time they sallied forth in lusty bands to meet the county school-commissioners. Young and happy, I too went, and I shall not soon forget that summer, seventeen years ago. First, there was a Teachers' Institute at the county-seat; and there distinguished guests of the superintendent taught the teachers fractions and spelling and other mysteries,—white teachers in the morning, Negroes at night. A picnic now and then, and a supper, and the rough world was softened by laughter and song. I remember how— But I wander.

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W.E.B. DuBois