AP & DC English 4 Semester Exam Review What to review: Alexander Pope’s Rape of the Lock” and historical context “The William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and historical context Homer’s Iliad and historical context Sonnets Poetry analysis strategies: SOAPSTone, TPCASTT, DIDLS, and Symbol-Image Arrows Vocab & Poetry from LL Activities (see below) Vocab from LL Activities: Hypocrite Acrostic Incorrigible Alliteration: initial Abnegation Injunction and hidden Abstruse Allusion Laconic Adulterate Anapest Magnanimity Alchemy Assonance Mutable Austere Cacophony Narcissism Beleaguer Caesura Noxious Bombast Consonance Omniscient Buoyancy Dactyl Oracular Censure Euphony Pedantic Chimera Iamb Perjury Collusion Lines: end-stopped Protract Conflagration and run-on Recalcitrant Credulous Meter: rising and Repudiate Demure falling Savory Disconsolate Metrical foot Seismology Efface Onomatopoeia Stygian Elucidate Prosody Thermodynamics Engender Rime: exact, end, Tort internal, masculine, Vapid Equity feminine, and eye Virulent Exacerbate Rythym Exhume Scansion Extol Syllable: stressed Fastidious and unstressed Genteel Trochee Poetry Terms from LL Gregarious Activities: Hidebound
AP & DC English 4 Semester Exam Review What to review: Alexander Pope’s “The Rape of the Lock” and historical context William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and historical context Homer’s Iliad and historical context Sonnets Poetry analysis strategies: SOAPSTone, TPCASTT, DIDLS, and Symbol-Image Arrows Vocab & Poetry from LL Activities (see below) Vocab from LL Activities: Abnegation Abstruse Adulterate Alchemy Austere Beleaguer Bombast Buoyancy Censure Chimera Collusion Conflagration Credulous Demure Disconsolate Efface Elucidate Engender Equity Exacerbate Exhume Extol Fastidious Genteel Gregarious Hidebound Hypocrite Incorrigible Injunction Laconic Magnanimity Mutable Narcissism Noxious Omniscient Oracular Pedantic Perjury Protract Recalcitrant Repudiate Savory Seismology Stygian Thermodynamics Tort Vapid Virulent Poetry Terms from LL Activities: Acrostic Alliteration: initial and hidden Allusion Anapest Assonance Cacophony Caesura Consonance Dactyl Euphony Iamb Lines: end-stopped and run-on Meter: rising and falling Metrical foot Onomatopoeia Prosody Rime: exact, end, internal, masculine, feminine, and eye Rythym Scansion Syllable: stressed and unstressed Trochee
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