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English III Final Exam Review
English III Final Exam Review
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A review for the cumulative English III Final Exam.
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Literary Term: Reading a text to interpret it with a specific focus (as a product of)
Critical Lens
Rhetoric
Central Idea
Contextualization
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Unit 2: What is the publication context of the play?
1950s, Hollywood/New York
1932, Maycomb
1692, Salem
1960, New York
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Literary Term: Considering the setting, publication, and reading time of a text
Genre
Critical Lens
Contextualization
Allusion
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Unit X: Which 2 characters try to later make amends for their role in the central conflict?
Tom Buchanan/Reverend Parris
Daisy Buchanan/Abigail Williams
Jay Gatsby/John Proctor
Nick Carraway/Reverend Hale
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Unit 4: Who is the narrator of the novel?
Daisy
Gatsby
Tom
Nick
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Unit 1: What is the dominant rhetorical appeal of the "Declaration of Independence"?
Englishos
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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Literary Term: The art of effective speaking and writing
Critical Lens
Rhetoric
Imagery
Anecdote
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Unit 1: When an author states "some people may think..., but", what part of the argument is it?
Counterargument
Claim
Conclusion/Call to Action
Support (Evidence/Warrant)
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Unit 3: Which essay advocates to the reader to oppose/resist injustice for social change?
Nature
Civil Disobedience
Self-Reliance
Walden
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Unit 2: What is the dominant appeal of "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
Letsgos
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
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Unit 1:What central idea does Declaration of Sentiments ADD to the Declaration of Independence?
Government Represents the People
Natural Rights
Gender Equality
Reasonable terms for Revolution
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Unit 1: What poem was "I,Too" a direct response to?
"I Hear America Singing"
"Let America Be America Again"
"We Grow Accustomed to the Dark"
"Song of Myself"
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Unit 1: What term does King refine in "Letter from Birmingham Jail"?
Oppression
Government
Extremist
Dream
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Unit 4: Which character attends Gatsby's funeral?
Klipspringer
Owl Eyes
Daisy
Wolfsheim
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Unit 2: What is the setting of the play?
1933, Maycomb
1953, Hollywood
1922, New York
1692, Salem
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Unit 4: What is the setting of the novel?
1692, Salem
1922, New York
1933, Maycomb
1960, Birmingham
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Unit 3: Which essay from the unit served as the foundation for Transcendental philosophy?
Walden
Nature
Civil Disobedience
Self-Reliance
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Unit 3: Written in the woods, which essay reflects a practical application of Self-Reliance?
Nature
Civil Disobedience
Self-Reliance
Walden
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Unit 1: What rhetorical device does MLK use to ORGANIZE the imagery in "Bull Connor's Birm..."?
Parallelism
Loaded Language
Allusion
Metaphor
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Unit 4: Which text was about the media projections of appearance v. reality?
"Ex-Basketball Player"
"Hollywood Dreams of Wealth, Youth, and Beauty"
"Grads Who Beat the Odds"
"American Dream Faces Harsh New Reality"
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Unit 4: Which of the texts is about the contrast between the ideals of America and the reality?
"Grad Who Beat the Odds"
"Let America Be America Again"
"Hollywood Dreams of Wealth, Youth, and Beauty"
"Ex-Basketball Player"
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Unit 1: What does Adichie urge her audience to do in "The Danger of a Single Story"?
reject the single story
write our own stories
read African literature
watch TED talks
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Unit 1: Which text does NOT address racial oppression in America?
Harlem
Necessary to Protect Ourselves
Stride Toward Freedom
Story of an Hour
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Unit 2: Who is the tragic hero of the play?
John Proctor
Elizabeth Proctor
Abigail Williams
Danforth
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Unit 4: Which of the central ideas is NOT developed into a theme in the novel?
social class in America
appearance v. reality
the American Dream
Guilt and vengeance
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Unit 2: Which central idea is not developed through symbolism in "Devil and Tom Walker"?
Greed
Insanity
Shortcuts
Temptation
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Unit 2:"Enemies Within" is a work of public advocacy by?(politician who targeted Arthur Miller)
Joseph McCarthy
Daniel Day Lewis
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Atticus Finch
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Literary Term: A Category of Literature
Author's Perspective
Genre
Tone
Allusion
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Unit 2: What do the tones of Anne Bradstreet's poems reveal about her?
her love for all things reading and writing
external conflict with her children
she was an accused witch
internal conflict over Puritan values
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Literary Term: The controlling concept or topic of a literary work
Central Idea
Theme
Author's Purpose
Critical Lens