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ENGLISH II REVIEW SHEET: Matching: match the Literary Terminology (domain specific language) to its definition. 1. Infer a. to break up a whole into parts for examination 2. Summarize b. proof that backs up an argument 3. Paraphrase c. to conclude or deduce based on observation or prior knowledge 4. Analyze d. a person s belief, idea, or attitude 5. Evidence e. to know or understand 6. Opinion f. to produce by combining separate elements 7. Identify g. to reword information in another form or using different words 8. Synthesize h. to examine, judge, or assess the value of worth 9. Comprehend i. to recognize or show familiarity 10. Evaluate j. to condense or restate briefly Conflict: Using any of the stories read this semester, complete the internal and external conflict chart. Person vs. Person Person vs. Self Person vs. Nature Person vs. Society Person vs. Fate vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Point of View: List an example for each point of view. Match a story to each point of view as well. 1. First person 2. Second person 3. Third person limited 4. Third person omniscient

Literary Terms: Alliteration: Allusion: Antagonist: Assonance: Characterization: STEAL: Static: Dynamic: Flat: Round: Connotation: Denotation: Flashback: Foreshadowing: Hyperbole: Imagery: Irony: Dramatic: Situational: Verbal: Metaphor: Mood: Nuance: Onomatopoeia: Personification: Protagonist: Repetition: Rhyme:

Setting: Simile: Suspense: Symbol: Theme: Plot Chart: First, label the parts of plot- (what is #1 for example). Then, fill in the parts of plot based on The Contents of a Dead Man s Pockets. 4 5 3 6 1 2 Edgar Allan Poe: Important Information about Poe s Life: Common Poe Themes: Common Poe Symbols: Common Literary Terms Poe Used: Poe Stories Read: #1: #2: #3: #4: #5: #6:

Clauses: Independent Clause: Dependent Clause: Independent and Dependent Semester Clause Review Identify the underlined portion of the sentence as an independent or dependent clause. 1. We couldn t see who had won the race. 2. Kelly says that her new house is beautiful; it s located near the park. 3. After we passed the test, we celebrated. 4. They couldn t tell who the winner was, so they awarded both girls with medals. 5. The horse that you rode yesterday was skittish while on the gravel road. 6. She is the celebrity whom we saw at the restaurant. 7. Do you know which country she is touring over break? 8. Because you had not given us the right address, we missed the party. 9. Look for the mouse that is hiding in the garage. 10. Until Mike lent me this book, I had never heard of this author. 11. Since she told the truth, she was grounded for only a week. 12. When I am busy, I have a hard time cleaning the house. 13. This is the house that he recently painted. 14. Thomas did not know who they were. 15. Some scholarships are still available because no students have applied for them. 16. She was one of the guests who spoke at the ceremony. 17. Beverly wanted to eat first because she had to leave for practice soon. 18. After listening to the dog bark all night, Harry called the police to complain. 19. Jennifer took several hours to complete the job because she is a perfectionist. 20. Since she was used to working holidays, she volunteered to work Christmas day.

Sentences: Simple Sentence: Compound Sentence: Complex Sentence: Compound-Complex Sentence: Sentence Practice: 1. The teacher walked into the classroom, greeted the students, and took attendance. 2. The students sat quietly while the teacher went over today s task. 3. The teacher was excited for today s lesson, but the students were not. 4. Although the students received playdoh and cookie cutters, they did not care to learn. 5. The lesson was packed with activities, quizzes, and discussions. 6. Johnny passed the test because he studied hard and understood the material. 7. Sam and George have a big argument over which class they should study for first. 8. George believes he should study for English first. 9. Sam, on the other hand, thinks he should study for math since he has that test on Monday. 10. George contradicts Sam by saying math is easy; however, English requires thought and analysis. Writing Tricks and Techniques: Participle: Absolute: Appositive: Adjectives Out of Order: 1. I received Beauty and the Beast, my favorite movie, for a gift. 2. Struggling to get back into the school routine, I hit my alarm three times this morning. 3. Eyes beaming with excitement, the kids anxiously waited in line to talk to Santa. 4. My family, stressful but wonderful, enjoyed their time together. 5. I was able to see my brother, Charle, during break. 6. I, shivering uncontrollably, scraped the snow from my driveway. 7. With minds racing, the students couldn t wait to see how they did on the test.

Stories I have read this semester Write the title of the stories you have read this semester and a brief synopsis of it. Please include the theme and the universality (how it could still be relevant today). In Class: Independent Reading: Reading Strategies: Preview Set a Purpose Connect Visualize Make Inferences Monitor Use Prior Knowledge