Miscellaneous
Reading Comprehension
Literary Terms
Text-Analysis Response
Argumentative Response
100

How long do you have to take the test?

3 hours

100

Name one kind of passage on the test?

literary, poem, informational

100

Define setting.

time and place of a story
100

How many paragraphs should be in this response?

2-3

100

How many sources do you need to use?

3

200

How many multiple-choice questions are on the test?

24

200

Name a common type of reading comprehension question.

author's purpose, making inferences, finding evidence, vocab-in-context, literary techniques/elements

200

Define tone.

the author's attitude toward a certain topic

200

What's a writing strategy you can use for this response?

character, conflict, point of view, setting, tone, simile, metaphor, theme

200

What's the purpose of the counter argument?

weaken the opposing side's argument

300

Which section (reading comprehension, text-analysis, argumentative) is worth the most number of points?

argumentative

300

What does it mean to annotate?

take notes while reading

300

Define mood.

The general atmosphere or reader's feelings

300

What is a central idea?

theme of text (lesson learned from text)

300

How many paragraphs should be in this essay?

4-5

400

If you don't include 3 sources in the argumentative response, what's the highest score you can get out of 6?

3

400

Why should you highlight line references from the question stems in the passage?

You will pay closer attention to those lines when reading, which will increase your reading comprehension skills.

400
Define simile.

comparison between two unlike things introduced by "like" or "as"

400

How many text-based examples should be used?

2-3

400

Which argument should you pick, the one you personally believe in or the stronger argument?

the stronger argument
500

When is the English Regents?

Friday, June 14 at 9:15 a.m.
500

What is process of elimination?

When answering multiple-choice questions, crossing out answers you know are wrong.

500

Define metaphor.

a comparison between two unlike things that are otherwise unrelated

500

How many writing strategies should you use?

1

500

When you cite textual evidence, where is the period placed?

outside the parentheses

"Stress can cause many health problems" ( Passage 1, Line 4).