Section I: Vocabulary
Units 1-6 from the vocabulary book will be on this
section. This will include definitions,
synonyms, antonyms, and meaning based on context clues.
Section II:
Literary Terms, Dramatic
Conventions, Poetic Devices
vignette, round character, flat character, dynamic
character, static character, stock character, Assonance, alliteration,
consonance, simile, metaphor, protagonist, antagonist, foil, couplet, sonnet, iambic
pentameter, situational irony, dramatic irony, soliloquy, concealment, blank
verse, prose, diction, syntax, hyperbole, symbol, imagery, allusion,
synesthesia, oxymoron, malapropism, onomatopoeia, and aside…
Section III:
Authors/Directors/Playwrights
Hedda
Gabler & A Doll’s House
Antigone
& Oedipus
The
Alchemist
Romeo
and Juliet
Whale
Rider
Minority
Report
The
House on Mango Street
Section IV:
Quote Identification
Know the significant themes/events of the above
works and the important characters within each work in order to be successful on
the quote identification section of the exam.
Section V:
Writing Prompt
You will be able to choose between a creative
writing prompt and a more formal writing prompt. In any case, specifics from the works listed
above must be used for either writing choice.
Therefore, review each work and know the plot, theme, characters, etc.
for this section of the exam.
