Supplemental Reading Test: 40 Multiple choice Questions
5 questions pertain to “War is Kind” by Stephen Crane: Study all questions and answers from WIK assignment. Review the definitions of the following Literary Devices: All types of Irony (Verbal, situational, dramatic, structural), Simile, Epistrophe, Alliteration, Figurative Language, Synecdoche Types of sentences: Declarative, Imperative, Antithetical, Exclamatory, Interrogative, Balanced, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex, Simple, Loose (cumulative), Periodic Review the criteria for thematic statements.
10 questions pertain to 2nd Inaugural Address by Abraham Lincoln: Review SOAPStone from Lincoln assignment. Review the definitions of the following Literary Devices: metonymy, synecdoche, metaphor, biblical allusion Review the criteria for thesis statements.
10 questions pertain to Queen Elizabeth’s Speech Review SOAPStone The types of sentences. See WIK list above. Be able to tell the difference between general categories of literary devices and features such as Figurative Language, Rhetorical Strategies, Syntax Choices, Imagery, Sound Devices Review the definitions of the following: Hyperbole, Aphorism, Concession, Logos, Anaphora, Epistrophe, Metonymy, Allusions Review the criteria for thematic statements and thesis statements. Review Tone words
15 AP-style questions on thematically related passages
Supplemental Reading Test: 40 Multiple choice Questions
5 questions pertain to “War is Kind” by Stephen Crane: Study all questions and answers from WIK assignment. Review the definitions of the following Literary Devices: All types of Irony (Verbal, situational, dramatic, structural), Simile, Epistrophe, Alliteration, Figurative Language, Synecdoche Types of sentences: Declarative, Imperative, Antithetical, Exclamatory, Interrogative, Balanced, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex, Simple, Loose (cumulative), Periodic Review the criteria for thematic statements.
10 questions pertain to 2nd Inaugural Address by Abraham Lincoln: Review SOAPStone from Lincoln assignment. Review the definitions of the following Literary Devices: metonymy, synecdoche, metaphor, biblical allusion Review the criteria for thesis statements.
10 questions pertain to Queen Elizabeth’s Speech Review SOAPStone The types of sentences. See WIK list above. Be able to tell the difference between general categories of literary devices and features such as Figurative Language, Rhetorical Strategies, Syntax Choices, Imagery, Sound Devices Review the definitions of the following: Hyperbole, Aphorism, Concession, Logos, Anaphora, Epistrophe, Metonymy, Allusions Review the criteria for thematic statements and thesis statements. Review Tone words
15 AP-style questions on thematically related passages