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English I EOC Comprehensive Review
English I EOC Comprehensive Review
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A brief review on testing #strategies and reporting categories for the #English I #EOC
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1
What sense is being evoked in the image?
Taste
Sight
Touch.
Smell
2
The tone of a passage concerns...
the publisher's attitude.
the author’s attitude.
your mother's attitude.
the reader's attitude.
3
Which perspective was used in the following sample?
3rd person omniscient POV.
2nd person POV.
1st person POV.
3rd person limited POV.
4
The story is told from the perspective of . . .
a third person narrator who is not really trustworthy
an omniscient third-person narrator
second-person point of view
a first-person narrator
5
Which of the following would be a work of fiction?
a book about the holocaust.
a book about a mythical land of wizards.
a news article concerning phone addiction.
a book of poems.
6
What is the best strategy to identify the prompt?
Look for the quote.
Look for "Think".
Look for "Write an essay".
Look for "Read the following".
7
What tool can be useful during vocabulary focused questions?
highlighter
pen
pencil
dictionary
8
Which of the following answer choices changes the above excerpt into 2nd person point-of-view?
Change "I" to "you".
Change "I" to "he".
Change "I" to "they".
No change needed.
9
What is the correct way to write sentence 13?
Add a period after "obvious".
Replace the comma after "spoke" with a period.
Replace the comma after "spoke" with a period; add "Which".
Remove the comma after "spoke".
10
The story is told from the perspective of . . .
an omniscient third-person narrator
a first-person narrator
second-person point of view
an unreliable third-person narrator.
11
How many hours are allotted for the English I EOC?
Four hours
Five hours
Three hours
Two hours
12
What is the best strategy to use during the reading portion of the English I EOC?
Read the questions first.
Read the selections first.
13
What is an important thing to practice before writing your expository essay?
Brainstorm
Sleep
Nothing. Just start writing.
14
What type literary device is being used on the image?
Simile
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Alliteration
15
What literary device is being used on the image?
Alliteration.
Hyperbole.
Metaphor.
Simile.
16
How many examples did we suggest for you to write about in your expository essay?
one
three
two
four
17
What should you NOT DO when writing your body paragraph?
Focus on one solid example.
Begin with a central idea.
Start with "For example,"
Tie in the example back to your thesis.
18
How much is the essay worth in the English I EOC?
35%
50%
45%
25%
19
Which of the following is a complex sentence?
The dog ran off, but I don’t care.
Ash loves her bro, & he loves her too b/c she pays bills.
I am short.
If you sell the most cookies, you will win the prize.
20
Does the expository essay need to be a certain length?
Yes.
No.
21
What tool at your disposal can you use to make things stand out on the test?
pen
dictionary
highlighter
pencil
22
Which of the following are examples of literary devices?
Metaphor
Imagery
Simile
Hyperbole
23
What does an introductory paragraph consist of?
Hook & Thesis
Just the thesis
Thesis & Example
Just the hook
24
The story is told from the perspective of --
an omniscient third-person narrator
an unreliable first-person narrator
a third-person narrator who is not fully trustworthy
a first-person narrator who is naive.
25
What is the theme of the poem?
Hardship.
Oneness with the universe.
Piece of mind.
Equality with your fellow man.
26
What strategy should you use when you come across a difficult question?
Try to eliminate one or more answer choices
Do the "whoa".
Drop it like it's hot
Randomly guess
27
What literary device is being used on the tweet?
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Alliteration
28
This story is told from the perspective of . . .
Third person limited POV.
Third person omniscient POV.
Second person POV.
First person POV.
29
How many stanzas are in the following poem?
2
6
4
8
30
What is the single most important element of the expository essay?
Conclusion
Thesis statement
Body
Intro.
31
By having the narrator tell the story to Marge, the author allows the reader to function as --
a firsthand witness
a third-party observer
a second storyteller
an informed participant
