Washington County Public Schools 2014-2015 Curriculum Pacing Guide English 11--The Study of American Literature 1st Nine Weeks SOL Vocabulary 2nd Nine Weeks SOL Vocabulary Continue to review and expand skills from previous nine weeks and add. Reading 11.3, Unit 1: Reading 11.3, Unit 2: 11.4, Puritanism, Enlightenment, 11.4, Romanticism, 1. Literature of Early and oral tradition/ presentation, 1. Literature of the American and Transcendentalism, America (Colonialism, 11.5 origin myth, archetype, Renaissance (Romanticism and 11.5 direct/indirect Puritanism, Federalism, purpose, political document, Transcendentalism) characterization, and Revolutionary) symbol, narrative (slave/ commission, exploration), chronological 2. Literature of the Civil War and government 2. Literature of the order, signal words, audience, Frontier (Realism, Naturalism, & document, field American Renaissance persuade, inform, Puritan Regionalism) report, meter, foot, (Romanticism and plain style, syntax, mood, parable, Transcendentalism) paraphrase, poetry, stanza, ambiguity, symbol, rhyme scheme, slant rhyme, Gothic literature, SOL Review (ongoing) exact rhyme, metaphor, theme, figurative extended metaphor, conceit, language, metaphor, lines, oratory, context clues, SOL Review (ongoing) synecdoche imagery, speech, address, sermon, style, tone, author’s logical appeal, emotional figurative appeal, loaded words, ethical expressions, analogy, appeal, rhetorical devices, narrative poetry, repetition, restatement, dramatic poetry, lyric parallelism, antithesis, poetry, iamb, rhetorical question, allusions, couplets, quatrains, word choice, heroic couplet, tercets, sestets, classical mythology, rhyme, alliteration, autobiography, aphorisms, consonance, cause and effect, letter assonance, Unit 2: onomatopoeia,
Washington County Public Schools 2014-2015 Curriculum Pacing Guide English 11--The Study of American Literature 1st Nine Weeks SOL Vocabulary 2nd Nine Weeks Continue to review and expand skills from previous nine weeks and add. SOL Vocabulary Reading 1. Literature of Early America (Colonialism, Puritanism, Federalism, and Revolutionary) 2. Literature of the American Renaissance (Romanticism and Transcendentalism) SOL Review (ongoing) 11.3, 11.4, and 11.5 Unit 1: Puritanism, Enlightenment, oral tradition/ presentation, origin myth, archetype, purpose, political document, symbol, narrative (slave/ exploration), chronological order, signal words, audience, persuade, inform, Puritan plain style, syntax, paraphrase, poetry, stanza, rhyme scheme, slant rhyme, exact rhyme, metaphor, extended metaphor, conceit, lines, oratory, context clues, speech, address, sermon, logical appeal, emotional appeal, loaded words, ethical appeal, rhetorical devices, repetition, restatement, parallelism, antithesis, rhetorical question, allusions, word choice, heroic couplet, classical mythology, autobiography, aphorisms, cause and effect, letter Unit 2: Reading 1. Literature of the American Renaissance (Romanticism and Transcendentalism) 2. Literature of the Civil War and Frontier (Realism, Naturalism, & Regionalism) SOL Review (ongoing) 11.3, 11.4, and 11.5 Unit 2: Romanticism, Transcendentalism, direct/indirect characterization, commission, government document, field report, meter, foot, mood, parable, ambiguity, symbol, Gothic literature, theme, figurative language, metaphor, synecdoche imagery, author’s style, tone, figurative expressions, analogy, narrative poetry, dramatic poetry, lyric poetry, iamb, couplets, quatrains, tercets, sestets, rhyme, alliteration, consonance, assonance, onomatopoeia,
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