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English Regents Review 2024
English Regents Review 2024
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What is the score you are aiming for on the Part 2 Argument Essay?
8
4
24
6
2
What is a counterclaim?
Acknowledging the other side while explaining why it is not correct
Proving you read all four texts
Proving the opposite side of the argument
Offering your opinion
3
Part 2 of the exam is
Literary Analysis Essay
Multiple Choice
True or False
Argument Essay
4
In Part 1, the third passage will be
Song lyrics
Poetry
Nonfiction
Fiction
5
What is figurative language?
Denotation and Connotation
Language useing metaphors, similes, personification, and other techniques
Language used in math
Imagery
6
What should you do to prepare for the exam?
Eat breakfast
ALL OF THESE!
Pack your supplies tonight
Get a good night's sleep
7
What two things must you identify before you begin writing the Part 3 Response?
Central Idea and writing strategy
Mechanics and Grammar
Writing Strategy and Literary Device
Analysis and evidence
8
What do you need to bring for the exam?
Two Highlighters
Two black or blue pens
A clear water bottle
ALL OF THESE!
9
What is diction?
The definition of a word
Word choice
Sentence structure
The order of words in a sentence
10
The
best
way to maximize your score on Part 3:
Provide evidence and cite line numbers
Show how the writing strategy conveys the main idea
Avoid "I" and calling the author by their first name
Choose a central idea and a writing strategy
11
For the argument essay, the intro paragraph should include:
Thesis and reasons
Opinion and counteropinion
Overview, thesis, three reasons, and counterclaim
Overview, thesis, and counterclaim
12
When is the English Regents Exam?
Tuesday at 7:30am
Today
Tomorrow at 7:30am
No Clue
13
For Part 2, when reading the texts it is best to use
A highlighter
Nothing - who needs to annotate?
Two different colors of highlighter or pen
Pencil
14
What is the score you are aiming for on the Part 3 Literary Analysis Essay?
10
4
2
100
15
According to Mrs. Waligora, when in doubt
go to the bathroom
read the questions
read the directions
ask Siri
16
How many paragraphs will your literary analysis essay need to be?
5
1-2
2-3
Who needs paragraphs??
17
Do you feel prepared for the English Regents Exam?
ABSOLUTELY!
When is the exam again??
No
YES
18
What is a central idea?
The context of the passage
The middle paragraph
One sentence that identifies the basic message of the passage
The writing strategy used by the author
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Part 3 of the exam is
Multiple Choice
Literary Analysis and Response
Grammar
Argument Essay
20
In Part 1, the second passage will be
Fiction
Argumentative
Nonfiction
Poetry
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What is point of view?
The way the author chooses who tells the story
Whose perspective the story is presented from
All of these are correct
1st person, 3rd person limited, 3rd person omnicent
22
In Part 1, the first passage will be
A Poem
It changes every year
Nonfiction (science or history)
Fiction (an excerpt from a story)
23
For Part 1 (Multiple Choice,) first you should
Read the passage
Read the questions
Skim the passage
Read the title and look for context
24
According to Mrs. Waligora, the Regents Exam is no time to be
careful
focused
confident
lazy
25
Who sets the tone of an excerpt?
The author
The protagonist
The antagonist
The reader
26
For Part 2, you will be reading how many texts?
4
3
1
It depends
27
How many multiple choice questions are in Part 1?
25
10
3
24
28
What is characterization?
The traits of the main character
How the author conveys the character's traits
The author's opinion about the characters
Static and dynamic
29
At minimum, how many quotes need to be cited in each of the body paragraphs of the literary analysis essay?
2
1
3
0
30
For Part 2, how many texts must you cite in your essay?
3
4
2
1
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Who determines the mood of an excerpt?
The protagonist
The narrator
The author
The reader
