Wednesday= 1st hour English Exam
Thursday= 2nd hour and 5th hour English Exams
Here is how to study for the exam:
Complete the review guide below and study from this guide. (This guide needs to be filled out by Tuesday.)
Review Guide English Mid-term Exam
Part I of Exam-
Everyday Editing
1.
Review Writer’s
Notebook Notes
2.
Review Everyday
Editing Quiz
3.
Complete packet
for practice.
Everyday Editing Terms to Know:
serial comma subordinating
conjunction
compound sentence AAAWWUBBIS
FANBOYS opener comma
complex sentence interrupter comma
Part II of Exam-
Informational Reading
Part III of Exam-Plot Elements/Part IV of Exam-
Literary Elements
1.
Review elements
of fiction terms and definitions.
2.
Complete practice
work on the elements of fiction.
Plot Elements/Literary Elements Practice Questions
-A plot needs the following
things:_______________________________.
-A setting of a story is determined
by ______________________________.
-The five methods of
characterization:
-The five character conflict types:
-A conclusion reached on the
basis of evidence and reasoning.
-This is what an author uses
when he adds humor or suspense to his or her writing.
-What is the feeling in a
story called?
-When something is used to
represent something else.
-These are words in a story
that are connected to emotions or feelings.
-Detailed examination of the
elements/structure of something.
-The main story line.
-A story told from first
person point of view.
-A hint of something to
happen in the future.
-The literal meaning of word,
dictionary meaning.
-The writer presents past
events during current events.
-A secondary storyline, separate
from the main plot, but happening within the same story.
-When an audience perceives
something that a character in the story does not know.
-What is a message that the
writer is trying to get across in a piece of literature called?
-What is the location of a
story called?
-What is the sequence or
series of events in a story or play called?
-What is the problem or
struggle in a story called?
-How would you describe the
antagonist of a story?
-How would you describe the
protagonist of a story?
-Knowing the thoughts and
feelings of more than one character in a story.
-Written with the pronouns
“I” or “me”
-When only one character’s
thoughts and feelings are revealed.
-The story is told through the eyes of a
child.
-The story is told so that
the reader feels as if they are inside the head of one character
and knows all their thoughts and reactions.
Part V of Exam-
Genres (Answer practice questions below.)
-What is a type of fantasy called that
uses science and technology?
-What is a type of fiction that uses
made-up characters and plot that could happen in real life?
-What is a piece of writing, that is
a brief account of an author’s past, often focusing on one memory, and usually is
written with a lot of emotion?
-What fictional genre has talking
animals and beings with magical powers.
-What is a story of someone’s life,
written by someone else called?
-What is a story someone’s life
written by themselves called?
-What type of essay shows
similarities and differences, or shows both sides of critical issue?
-What type of essay draws inferences
on a theme in literature, while using direct quotes?
-What type of essay persuades a
reader to believe or think in a certain way?
-Why type of essay is written in
first person point of view and is told in a story format?
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