Exam Logistics
Part 1: Multiple Choice
Part 2: Argument Essay
Part 3: Textual Analysis Response
Literary Terms 1.0
Literary Terms 2.0
100

You get _______ hours to complete the exam (with some exceptions; IEP's, 504's, etc.).

3 hours

100

How many multiple choice questions are in Part 1?

24 questions

100

How many TOTAL points is the Part 2 Argument essay worth?

24 points

100

How many total points is the Part 3 textual analysis response worth?

8 points

100

Language that cannot be taken literally since it was written to create a special effect or feeling; examples include simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, etc. 

TWO WORD ANSWER

figurative language

100

techniques used by an author to develop and portray characters, including their traits, motivations, and relationships.

characterization

200

The exam is scheduled for what date and time (just put AM or PM)

June 17th (AM)

200

How many total points is the Part 1 worth?

24 points

200

What type of statement should you include at the END of your intro paragraph?

Claim statement

200

In the directions, how many paragraphs does the Part 3 Textual Analysis response ask you to write?

2 to 3 paragraphs

200

the topic of a piece of literature

theme

200

A narrative device that hints at coming events; often builds suspense or anxiety in the reader.

foreshadowing

300

The exam is score out of ________ total points and converted to a score of 100.

56

300

When a line number is referenced in either the question or the answer options, you should...

Go back into the text

300

2 Questions:

#1) Per the directions, you should provide evidence from AT LEAST _____/4 texts in your argument essay.

#2) If you fail to cite the appropriate amount of articles, the highest possible score you can score out of 6 is...

#1) at least 3/4 texts

#2) 3/6 is the highest possible score you can get if you fail to cite at least 3/4 articles


300
The part 3 asks you to write a textual analysis response by identifying 2 components within the passage provided. What are the two components?

#1) Central Idea

#2) One writing strategy, literary device, literary element, etc.

300

conversation between two or more people in a literary work

dialogue

300

When an object, character, place, or idea represents something else

symbolism

400

2 Questions:

#1) What writing utensil must you use when filling out your bubble sheet and writing your essays?

AND

#2) What two colors is your writing utensil allowed to be?

#1) You can only use PEN.

#2) You can only use BLUE or BLACK pen.

400

There are 3 different types of passages in the Part 1 portion of the exam. What are the 3 types?

#1) Fiction

#2) Poem

#3) Nonfiction

400

When directly quoting AND paraphrasing information from each text, you must cite your text using what parenthetical format?

Hint: ( __________ , __________ )

(Text #, Line #)

400

True or False: You should do the Part 3 first.

FALSE!

400

the emotional or cultural associations attached to a word or phrase beyond its literal definition, influencing the reader's interpretation and mood

connotation

400

a contrast between expectation and reality, often for humorous or dramatic effect.

irony

500

In order to get a RAW score of 65%, you must get _________/56 points.

37/56

500

When answering each multiple choice question, determine your answer by using THIS 3 WORD test-taking strategy:

_______________ of _________________

Process of Elimination

500

You have to include these two things in your essay...

#1) What is it called when you acknowledge the OPPOSING VIEW?

#2) What is it called when you provide information that proves the opposing view WRONG?

#1) Concede/Concession

#2) Refute/Refutation

500

The Part 3 Textual ANALYSIS response specifically tells you NOT to...

summarize the text

500

2 Questions:

#1) the central struggle or problem faced by characters in a narrative, which drives the plot forward and generates tension 

#2) the perspective from which a story is told, whether first-person, second-person, third-person limited,or third-person omniscient

#1) conflict

#2) point of view

500

Two Questions:

#1) the author's attitude or emotional stance toward the subject matter or audience, conveyed through the choice of words and language 

#2) the atmosphere or emotional feeling created by a literary work, which influences the reader's response and interpretation 

#1) tone

#2) mood