<p> 2017 ENGLISH: FINAL EXAM REVIEW</p><p>VOCAB: Know the meanings of Latin/Greek word parts and be able to apply knowledge. </p><p>Thes/thet/them top cycl Tact/tax Log Od/(h)od</p><p>Erg Arch/archy Reg/rect Centr Crat/cracy </p><p>Meter/metr Ob- para- –ology Duc/duct</p><p>Pel/peal/puls- Dis/Di/Dif –ism –ologist Pung/punct/point</p><p>A-/an- –ist Sent/sens ject poli/polis</p><p>Cri/crit scrib/script/graph/gram onym nomen/nomin</p><p>Persuasion/Rhetoric: There will be multiple choice questions, reading selections, and a speech with questions about:</p><p>Objective Approaches Logical Appeals Fallacies Pathos Ethos Logos</p><p>Subjective Approaches Emotional Appeals Credibility Tone Arguments Intent</p><p>Loaded words Connotation Counterarguments</p><p>Paradox Antithesis Parallelism Alliteration Simile Metaphor</p><p>Anaphora Repetition Assonance Consonance</p><p>Literary Terms/Literature: Be able to apply the following terms to the different books we read throughout the year:</p><p>Protagonist Antagonist Theme Foreshadowing Drama Allusion</p><p>Symbolism Allegory Fiction Non-fiction Genre Conflict</p><p>--Review characteristics of dystopian societies & dystopian protagonists.</p><p>--Questions will refer to Of Mice and Men, Anthem, and Monster</p><p>Writing Skills: You will be asked to answer questions about provided writing samples, and basic knowledge.</p><p>MLA Formatting Signal Phrases Works Cited Thesis statements Embedded quotes</p><p>Grammar Skills: There will be a selection of grammar questions, based on:</p><p>Applying comma rules</p><p>Sentences, fragments, & run-ons</p><p>Parallel Structure</p><p>Semi-colon usage</p><p>Proper spelling & punctuation</p><p>Subject-verb agreement</p><p>Reading Comprehension: You will be asked to read selections and respond to questions based on what you read.</p><p>The final section on your exam will be multiple choice questions about your choice nonfiction book!!! There MAY be an essay related to your book as well.</p>