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Want to pass the English Regents?
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A quick review of the English 11 Regents parts and test-taking strategies
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Which of the following is NOT part of the exam?
Argumentative Essay
Text/Literary Analysis
Short Answer
Reading Comprehension
2
What kind of texts will you read in Part 1, Reading Comprehension?
informational, fiction, nonfiction
nonfiction, historical, poem
literary, poem, informational
literary, fiction, nonfiction
3
"Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace" is an example of
simile
repetition
foreshadowing
imagery
4
In total, how many texts will you read in Part 1, Reading Comprehension?
4
1
3
2
5
In Part 2, you must cite a minimum of ___ texts:
4
3
2
as many as you want
6
When answering the questions, which of the following is NOT a strategy?
guess
cross out words
re-read the designated text
predict before you peek
7
You must write all parts of the exam in
Red Sharpie
Pen OR pencil, your choice
Pencil
Blue or black pen
8
In your argument, you should have ___ paragraphs in total.
2-3
7
4-5
4
9
For the reading comprehension portion, your FIRST step should be:
answer the questions as you go
read and annotate the question stems
What reading comprehension portion?
read the passage
10
Which of the following is NOT part of the argumentative essay?
claim
summary
issue
text-based evidence
11
After annotating the question stems and recording them in the passage,
read the easiest part first
read the passage ALL the way through
What reading comprehension portion?
read just the parts indicated by line numbers
12
"3rd person omniscient" is an example of
point of view
characterization
imagery
setting
13
All of the following could be examples of tone EXCEPT
sarcastic
good
mysterious
serious
14
An interruption in the chronological events of a text by an
earlier
event is called
flashback
foreshadowing
allusion
imagery
15
The texts for Part 3 can be a speech, a short story, or an excerpt from a historical document.
True
False
16
How much is Part 3, Text/Literary Analysis, worth?
43
14
50
10
17
How many paragraphs should be in a Part 3 response?
5
4
2-3
1-2
18
For Part 2 of the English Regents, you will write a(n)
Short Answer
Reading Comprehension
Text/Literary Analysis
Argumentative Essay
19
What is tone?
the feeling brought out in readers
the socially prescribed feeling behind a word
the author's attitude toward the subject
the author's appeal to one or more of the five senses
20
On the day of the Regents, don't forget to bring
2 colors of high-lighters
pens
all of the above
your brain
21
The one person you should NEVER mention in your Parts 2 and 3 is
the antagonist
yourself
the protagonist
22
"Paris in the 1920s" could be an example of
characterization
plot
climax
setting
23
When writing Part 3, be sure that your examples illustrate your
central idea
writing strategy
claim
theme
24
When discussing tone in a Part 3 response, you MUST use ___ adjectives to describe it:
1
2
0
3 or more
25
An example of a simile is
She reminds me of my mother.
Her hair was black as a moonless night.
All he cared about was money, money, money.
Sally said silly sayings.
26
For Part 3 of the English Regents, you will write a(n)
Short Answer
Reading Comprehension
Text/Literary Analysis
Argumentative Essay
27
What must you do with your counter-claim?
Attack it
Defend it
Prove it
28
How much time should you spend on Part 3?
90 minutes
120 minutes
60 minutes
30 minutes
29
In which part of the Regents must you state a claim?
Text Analysis
Argument
Reading Comprehension
30
How much is Part 1, Reading Comprehension, worth?
14
10
50
43
31
Part I of the English Regents is
Short Answer (fill-in-the-blank)
Reading Comprehension
Text/Literary Analysis
Argumentative Essay
32
How much time should you spend on Part 2?
120 minutes
30 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
33
How much is Part 2, Argumentation, worth?
10
43
50
14
34
On the day of the Regents, you should arrive at school by
12:15 pm
7:45 am
8:15 pm
8:15 am
35
In Part 3, Literary/Text Analysis, you must
identify a central idea
refute an opposing viewpoint
answer multiple choice questions
defend a claim
36
How many questions are there in Part 1?
12
It varies
24
42
37
Which is NOT necessary for Part 3, text analysis/literary response?
writing strategy
text-based evidence
central idea
multiple texts
38
"She choked to death on a Lifesaver" is an example of
metaphor
irony
foreshadowing
repetition
39
How much time should you spend on Part 1?
120 minutes
30 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
40
Also in Part 3, you must
attack the opposing viewpoint
show HOW a writing strategy conveys the central idea
summarize the entire passage
defend your claim
41
How many parts are in the English Regents?
3
4
5
2
