using descriptive language that appeals to the senses of the reader
imagery
What is part 2 of the English regent's exam?
Argument Essay
How long do you have to complete the regents exam
3 hours
What is part 1 of the English regents?
Multiple choice/reading comprehension questions
characters in conversation with one another is known as
dialogue
learning about a character, their personality traits, physical traits, their likes, dislikes and beliefs is known as
characterization
How many texts will you need to read in part 2?
4
What is part 3 of the English regents exam?
literary analysis
How many texts do you need to cite in your argument essay?
at least 3 of the 4
something that stands for or represents something else
symbolism
section of a poem
stanza
How many paragraphs should your response be in part 3?
2-3
What is the date and time of the English regents exam?
Tuesday, January 21
How many texts will you read in part 1 of the exam?
3
using a word, a line or a phrase over and over to add emphasis in a piece of literature
repetition
comparing things using like or as
simile
How many paragraphs should you write in your argument essay?
4-6
hints at what may happen in the future
foreshadowing
How many multiple choice questions are in part 1?
24
There are 2 main types, but with both the reader gains a unique perspective on the literary work. What is the literary element and what are the 2 main types?
point of view
1st person, 3rd person
This is the struggle between opposing forces in a piece of literature. What is this lit element and what are the 4 main types?
conflict-
man v man, man v nature,
man v. society, man v. self
What 3 types of literature are given in part 1?
Fiction, Poem, Nonfiction
This is a brief story related to the text and is told to add interest and depth to the piece of writing
anecdote
Give an example of proper citation format for the part 2 argument essay.
"quote, quote, quote" (text 2, line 10-12).
reference to a historical event, famous person, or famous literary figure in a piece of literature
allusion