The 9th grade book that most clearly reveals the theme that young love can be tragic.
What is a METAPHOR?
THOU
What is YOU?
The length of your exam period
What is 2 hours?
The religious institution that Adichie paints as oppressive in the life of Kambili and her family
What is the Catholic Church?
A group of lines in a poem
What is a STANZA?
ART
What is ARE?
The three parts of a strong literary analysis thesis statement
What is an observation, effect, and larger implication?
The books you can use for the essay portion
What are any books from this course?
The 9th grade book with this line:
I have inherited her name, but I don't want to inherit her place by the window.
What is The House on Mango Street?
The term for a sentence that runs onto the next line, in a poem.
What is ENJAMBMENT?
DOST
What is DO?
The last sentence of a PEAL paragraph
What is a "link" back to your point or thesis statement?
The length of the multiple choice section
What is 1 hour?
The 9th grade book with this line:
“We tell people to follow their dreams, but you can only dream of what you can imagine, and, depending on where you come from, your imagination can be quite limited.”
What is Born a Crime?
The kind of imagery that appeals to our sense of taste
What is GUSTATORY?
THY
What is YOUR?
The name for the citation style used within the body of a literary analysis essay
What is in-text citation?
The name of the standardized test your final essay question is based on
What is AP Literature?
The 9th grade short story with this ironic line:
″‘Come,’ I said, with decision, ‘we will go back; your health is precious.‘”
What is "The Cask of Amontillado"?
The 2 literary devices in this line:
The bus shrieked so loudly the whole world could hear it.
What is PERSONIFICATION and HYPERBOLE?
ERE
What is BEFORE?
The best verb to use if you are analyzing symbolism (and not saying symbolize)?
AND the ideal length of analysis relative to evidence in a literary analysis essay?
What is represent or stand for AND 2-3x the length of the evidence?
A passage by this author we read in class this year will DEFINITELY appear in the multiple-choice section of the final exam.
Who is Shakespeare?