Semester 1 Final Exam Study Guide Format- 75 multiple-choice questions 1 essay question *Review poetry and shorter works His Coy Mistress” “To *Review notes for all texts the Virgins to Make Much of Time” “To *Review annotations I Consider How My Light is “When Spent” Anglo-Saxon texts Paradise Lost Beowulf Modest Proposal” “A Seafarer” analysis of a passage “The Wanderer” literary devices “The analysis of a passage genre literary devices tone historical context historical context figurative language purpose theme Medieval texts The Canterbury Tales Grammar The Prologue subject-verb agreement The Pardoner’s Tale pronoun-antecedent analysis of a passage agreement tone inappropriate shifts in voice style and mood purpose punctuation to separate items historical context in a series sentence fragments and Renaissance texts Macbeth shifts in verb Sidney sonnet 31 shifts in pronoun number and Shakespearean sonnets 75, 29, 116, person 130 misplaced and dangling analysis of a passage modifiers figurative language variations in standard English literary devices conciseness tone prepositional, infinitive, and characterization gerund phrases structure historical context Vocabulary theme purpose plot analysis 17 th 18th Century texts 17” “Meditation 10” “Sonnet
Semester 1 Final Exam Study Guide Format- 75 multiple-choice questions 1 essay question *Review poetry and shorter works *Review notes for all texts *Review annotations Anglo-Saxon texts Beowulf “The Seafarer” “The Wanderer” analysis of a passage literary devices historical context figurative language Medieval texts The Canterbury Tales The Prologue The Pardoner’s Tale analysis of a passage tone style purpose historical context Renaissance texts Macbeth Sidney sonnet 31 Shakespearean sonnets 75, 29, 116, 130 analysis of a passage figurative language literary devices tone characterization structure historical context theme purpose plot analysis 17 th 18th Century texts “Meditation 17” “Sonnet 10” “To His Coy Mistress” “To the Virgins to Make Much of Time” “When I Consider How My Light is Spent” Paradise Lost “A Modest Proposal” analysis of a passage literary devices genre tone historical context purpose theme Grammar subject-verb agreement pronoun-antecedent agreement inappropriate shifts in voice and mood punctuation to separate items in a series sentence fragments and shifts in verb shifts in pronoun number and person misplaced and dangling modifiers variations in standard English conciseness prepositional, infinitive, and gerund phrases Vocabulary
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