Miscellaneous
Rhetoric & Literary Devices
Fiction
Constructed Response
Argument
Prefixes/Roots/Suffixes
100

Date of the American Literature EOC Spring 2025

Monday April 28th and Tuesday April 29th

100

Repeating the same letter sound at the beginning of many words in a row

Alliteration

100

Language that appeals to the senses

Imagery

100

The first thing you do in a Constructed Response.

Restate, and then answer the question

100

The writer's position on an issue or problem

Central Claim

100

What prefix means all knowing

Omni

200

The percent of the EOC on your final average. 

20%

200

Using statistics or data in an argument is this kind of rhetorical appeal

Logos

200

Force or obstacle that stands in the way of the main character (protagonist) 

Antagonist

200

How many sentences should you write in a constructed response?

4-6 sentences

200

prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

Bias

200

What Prefix means against

Anti

300

How many sections are in the Amlit EOC

3 Sections

300

a term whose meaning cannot be determined from the literal meanings of the words it is made of.

Idiom

300

When the situation in the story does not turn out as expected

Situational Irony

300

What do you need to prove your answer in a constructed response?

Cite evidence, or provide textual support

300

the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or idea is true or valid.

Evidence

300

A prefix that means over or more

Hyper

400

Time limit to complete Section 1

90 Minutes

400

An author’s choice of words (formal, informal) used to convey a tone or effect

Diction

400

An observing narrator who knows all thoughts of all characters

Omniscient Narrator

400

The order of a constructed response. 

Topic Sentence, Cite Evidence, Explain Evidence, Summary.

400

The other side of the argument.

Counterclaim/Opposing Viewpoint

400

Prefix that means very small

micro

500

Who will take the EOC?

All students enrolled in American Literature and Composition and all IB English Year 1 students.

500

A figure of speech which makes brief, even casual reference to a historical or literary figure, event, or object.

Allusion

500

Rosa Parks was required to give up her seat on a segregated bus- is what type of conflict?

Man vs. Society

500

The writer uses words from the text question and turns them into a statement.

Restate

500

Explanation of why the counterclaim is weak

Rebuttal

500

The suffix that means the action of (a verb)" or "the result of (a verb)

tion

For example action

600

Time for Sections 2 and 3

80 minutes fore each section

600

When you say one thing but mean the opposite

Verbal Irony

600

literary work produced by the imagination, not necessarily based on fact

Fiction

600

An acronym to help you remember how to organize your short constructed response

R.A.C.E. 


600

3 rhetorical strategies used in communication

Ethos, Pathos, Logos

600

The suffix that means a doctrine or belief

ism

Racism, Sexism, Classism

700

Selected Response, Technology Enhanced, Constructed Response, Extended Writing Response

What are the 4 kinds of questions on the Amlit EOC?

700

Giving human qualities to non human things (animals, objects, or ideas)

Personification

700

a work that tells a complete story in just 500 to 15,000 words; has a clear beginning, middle, and end; and reveals the characters' personalities through actions and thoughts

Short Story

700

Point value for the Extended Writing Response in Section 1

7

700

Type of appeal that relies on evidence based on reasoning, facts, and data used in Argumentative Writing

Logical Appeal
700

The suffix that means "one who"

ist

Sexist, Racist, Rapist, Classist