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PREAP ELA Fall Final Semester Review 2016

Each student is responsible for printing out the review sheet. Please use the quizlet links to study! Pre-Ap Lit Terms – https://quizlet.com/_1spfdd Grammar Terms – https://quizlet.com/_1sphtd PREAP ELA FALL SEMESTER REVIEW 2016 Items on the Final: BLOOMS- Know each level in order 6 questions Literary Elements- Matching 16 questions - make sure you have memorized the bright yellow sheet in your Writer's notebook Poetry Analysis - 6 questions Denotation/connotation identification- 5 questions Grammar - 16 questions parts of speech identification and application. The Pearl- 8 questions- you will be given quotes to analyze Lit Elements in The Pearl The Crucible 14 comprehension and analysis questions Theme identification - 5 questions Literary Elements : matching questions in addition to usage for application/analysis questions throughout the test – Literary Elements application questions · ...

PreAP /GT ELA March 2 - 6

March 2nd Lit Circles "The Trouble with Geniuses Part One" Theme Passout additional Worksheet with SGQ's for Part One: Text Evidence March 3rd In Lit Circles Discuss SGQ's for Part one Read/Annotate "The Trouble with Geniuses Part Two" Complete Part Two SGQ's/Theme/Claim Support == Due Friday for Lit Circles March 4th Writer's Workshop Evaluate/Revise AF Essay-- due Thursday Passout Flower's Essay Prompts March 5th Select Prompt Create Thesis/Topic Sentences Select Text Evidence March 6th Lit Circles "The Trouble with Geniuses Part Two" Writers Workshop TYPED RD DUE MONDAY March 9th.

Parts Of Speech REVIEW for FALL Final Due Dec 13

Students please use your grammar book as needed for additional assistance in completing your Parts of Speech Review for Fall Final. Please cut and paste the review and print it out at home and complete. We will go over the answers together in class on Nov 14th Monday. Due Monday November 14th. PARTS OF SPEECH REVIEW 2016 Nouns A: Circle all the nouns in the following sentences. 1. The announcer said that the bus for Minneapolis would leave in thirty minutes. 2. Dr. Cooper was in college with my father. 3. John wanted to change the ribbon on his typewriter, but the ribbon would not cooperate. 4. There was a scream of skidding tires and then a metallic thud, followed by the sound of splintered glass. 5. Bob and his brother crossed the continent in their old car last summer. 6. Bob drove through the desert at night and slept in the daytime. 7. Helen is president of the class, and her sister is ...

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