Craft & Structure Response for "Call of the Wild": How does the author use specific words and phrases to develop the tone of the text? Use at least 2 details from the text to support your answer. by Meghan Roegge https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf en-us 2022-01-21 21:33:48 UTC 2022-01-28 20:08:49 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f415.png Short Response Rubric mroegge https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2005831134 Use ACE: Answer, Cite evidence, Explain & Expand]]> 2022-01-21 21:34:15 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2005831134 Writing Guide mroegge https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2017935789 1. Answer the question by restating the prompt and making your claim:

In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is _____ at first and then shifts to _____ by the end. 

2. Find a specific word or phrase (not whole sentences) from the first part of the text that shows the tone or mood

3. Explain how it creates a feeling or mood 

4. Repeat steps 2-3 with another word or phrase from the second part of the text that shows how the tone shifted or changed

5. Read through and check over what you have written ]]> 2022-01-28 14:05:56 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2017935789 Antonisha https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018140893 In "Call of the Wild," Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is tense and worrisome at first and then shifts to awestruck and amazed by the end.
One phrase in the story says, "half an inch -- one inch -- two inches." It creates tension for the characters because as Buck starts to pull, in the story the characters start to get excited and get tense.
Another phrase says, "Men gasped and began to breathe again."
This creates excitement because the men gasped at Buck being able to pull the sled of 1000 pounds.]]> 2022-01-28 15:46:57 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018140893 Hussein https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018142053 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is excited and a little scary at first and then shifts to joyful and amazed by the end. Example Evidence one, One of his feet slipped, and one man groaned aloud. this evidence shows us that John Thornton is worried/scared for his dog buck. another example,Hats and mittens were flying in the air. this shows us that people are celebrate and joyful.]]> 2022-01-28 15:47:31 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018142053 Markeya https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018145945 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is anticipated at first and then shifts to joy and amazement by the end. "cracked out like a pistol shot." this creates a mood because the words "pistol shot" creates a sort of tense or anticipated feeling. another example, "Hats and mittens were flying in the air." this creates a mood because it makes the reader feel joyful or happy that buck won the bet. the feeling changed from tense and anticipated to exited and joyful.]]> 2022-01-28 15:49:27 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018145945 sumaya https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018180677 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is worried at first and then shifts to joyful by the end. while buck is pulling the sled his "muscles writhing and knotting". the detail shows that it is really had for buck and that makes the reader worried if he can cross the finished line. at the end john was crying "His eyes were wet. The tears were streaming frankly down". this shows he is happy and the reader feels happy. because buck crossed the line. ]]> 2022-01-28 16:07:32 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018180677 Mushtaq Mohamed https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018219573 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses a specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is anxious and worried at first and shifts to happiness and amazed by the end.

For exmaple
"The crowd fell silent; only could be heard the voices of the gamblers vainly offering  two to one."

this shows that they are nervous and want to know the outcome of Buck's race.

Another Piece of evidence is
 "a cheer began to grow and grow, which burst into a roar as he passed the firewood and halted at command."

This shows that are happy and super amazed that he won.]]> 2022-01-28 16:26:22 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018219573 Abdi https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018233396 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is eager and excited at first and then shifts to anxious and proud by the end. 

“As you love me, Buck. As you love me,” was what he whispered.
Buck whined with suppressed eagerness.

Buck is trying to make john happy and proud


tightening the traces with a jarring lunge.
these show that buck is trying his hard 
and making the reader worried


His eyes were wet. The tears were streaming frankly down 
his cheeks.

the what's us to feel happy for buck



]]> 2022-01-28 16:33:34 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018233396 Michelle https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018240588 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is anxious, worried,at first and then shifts to excited, celebrating by the end. 

For example, the author describes how Buck is “tightening the trace with a jarring lunge”.


This shows that
Buck is trying his hardest to make his owner proud and it makes the reader feel worried.

At the end of the text the author writes that John’s “tears are wet” and “tears are streaming down his cheeks”.


This shows that John feels very proud of his dog because he knew he could do it and that makes the reader feel joyful.



]]> 2022-01-28 16:37:19 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018240588 Jennifer https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018241241 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is anxious and worried at first and then shifts to proud and excited by the end.
 
For example, "again—half an inch—an inch—two inches. "

This show that 

Another example is that "Hats and mittens were flying in the air. Men were shaking hands,

This show that


]]> 2022-01-28 16:37:38 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018241241 Shayla https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018249739 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is  hopeful and worried.
 for expandpul: john thornton
was saying as you love me buck as you love me I think that mean that he is trying to give buck encouragement 
and this makes the reader feel hopeful.
for anther expandpul:His eyes were wet. The tears were streaming frankly down
his cheeks.
]]> 2022-01-28 16:41:59 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018249739 draeden https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018312687 In the "Call of the Wild" the author creates a tone that is At first worried and anxious because we don’t know if Buck will make it, but it changes to relief, joy and pride once he makes it across. For example the author writes that "Buck threw himself forward, tightening the traces". This shows that Buck is trying his hardest to get across the finish line and it makes the reader feel worried. Later in the text the author writes that "His eyes were wet. The tears were streaming frankly down his cheeks." John is crying because his best friend made it across the finish line and this makes the reader feel happy for him.

]]> 2022-01-28 17:15:53 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018312687 Mushtaq Abdi https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018327479 In the "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is anxious at first and then shifts to excitement by the end. For example the author describes Buck moving "half an inch—an inch—two inches".
This makes the readers anxious and want to know what will happen next. Later on the writer includes the detail "a cheer began to grow and grow". This gets the readers excited and relived to know they have come to an end and the race is finished.]]> 2022-01-28 17:24:24 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018327479 Sabrina https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018331070 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is Anxious and then the shifts to Happy and  relieved by the end. For example Buck moves "half an inch—an inch—two inches" and the "sled swayed and trembled", This creates a feeling that is worried because the reader is worried about  the dog because he is trying to pull the sled. Later "A cheer began to grow and grow, which burst into a roar," This detail about the crowd cheering creates a feeling that is joyful because Buck made the finish line.]]> 2022-01-28 17:26:20 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018331070 Sa'lena https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018336479 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone At first the tone is worried and anxious because we don’t know if Buck will make it, but it changes to relief, joy and pride once he makes it across.

"fearing it would be too much for Buck"

he afraid his dog Buck wouldn't make it across and it creates a feel by seeing his dog struggling to get across so it's
making him afraid.

 “As you love me, Buck. As you love me,"

This shows that his tone changed in an loveful way he was joyful that Buck made it across he was happy and that he made it.


]]> 2022-01-28 17:29:19 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018336479 Kenedid https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018340798 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is Tense and Worried at first and then shifts to Relieved and prideful and happy by the end. 

For Example:Buck threw himself forward,
tightening the traces with a jarring lunge. His whole body was gathered tightly together

The reader is Tense because we are worried that the dog might not make the race

Another Phrase is :Thornton rose to his feet. His eyes were wet. The tears were streaming frankly down
his cheeks.


The reader is prideful because we see how Thornton is proud for his dog. ]]> 2022-01-28 17:31:28 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018340798 Tianna The Ace https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018341143 In ''Call of the Wild'' Jack Landon uses specific words phrases to develop a tone that is is concerned at first and then shifts to cheerful by the end.     



''Buck threw himself forward,
tightening the traces.''                                                     

It's showing the reader is uneasy. The reader is uneasy because the reader thinks Buck not going make it.  


''a cheer began to grow and grow, which burst into a roar''


It shows that the reader joyful and happy for Buck for when the race.]]> 2022-01-28 17:31:40 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018341143 Abdinasir 1297320 https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018354807 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is worried at first and then shifts to proud and joyful by the end. For example, when Buck was pulling the “sled swayed and trembled” This detail creates a worried feeling because it makes Buck seem tired like he can’t keep going.Later once he crosses the finish line the crowd “cheer began to grow and grow and turned into a roar”.
This creates a tone that is proud and happy because at the beginning they wereworried Buck couldn’t make it but Thornton trusted Buck and he was able to do it.]]> 2022-01-28 17:39:00 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018354807 Tanayjia https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018357646 buck through himself forward tighening the trase his whole body gathered TightlyOkay together mucles writeing and knotting  and sled swayd and trembled  half an inch an inch to inches his eyes was wet tears where 
 down]]> 2022-01-28 17:40:19 UTC https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018357646 Sundus A https://padlet.com/mroegge/yviza7blijnlegvf/wish/2018366754 In "Call of the Wild" Jack London uses specific words and phrases to develop a tone that is Worried at first and then shifts to Proud by the end. One piece of evidence is:"His whole body was gathered tightly together". This shows that buck was struggling and the reader was worried buck would not crosses the finish line. Another piece of evidence:"a cheer began to grow and grow, which burst into a roar". This shows that the crowd is cheering loudly because buck finished the race and that creates a feeling that is Proud.

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