Even if you don't care about your grade,you should try on this test because...

your name is attached to it and it is a reflection of you, it matters to Mrs. Hall

Where should you look to identify the authors claim?

Both the introduction paragraph and the conclusion paragraph

What is characterization?

Any details that help you learn more about a character

When answering a context clue question(part B) to define a voc. term-you should always...

pick the evidence closest to the word

What are you going to do while reading the passages?

summarize/recap ideas after each paragraph, reread unclear parts

What is an author's claim?

The authors position on an issue

What is emotional appeal or ethos?

Persuading readers by sparking their emotions

What is author's purpose?

the author's goal or objective of a paragraph or passage

What does multiple select mean?

Select as many answer as it ask for or all that apply

What does theme mean?

The lesson that can be learned from the passage

Rhetorical devices include...

rhetorical questions, word choice and sentence structure (diction/syntax), repetition, parallelism

What is logical appeal?

Appeal to the readers reasoning with evidence

When asked about vocabulary what is the best strategy?

Plug in each answer choice for that word

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English II EOC Part 2 Review

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1
How much time do you have for part 2?
All day long
75 minutes
90 minutes
60 minutes
2
Even if you don't care about your grade,you should try on this test because...
it matters to the state
none of the above
your name is attached to it and it is a reflection of you
it matters to Mrs. Hall
3
What is essential that you do the day of testing?
Read all passages completely
Look over each passage quickly
Skip all passages and answer the questions
Read all questions only
4
Where should you look to identify the authors claim?
The introduction paragraph
None of the above
The conclusion paragraph
Both the introduction paragraph and the conclusion paragraph
5
What is characterization?
None of the above
Any character in the story
Any details that describe what the character looks like
Any details that help you learn more about a character
6
Is this test important/should you try?
Maybe
Yes
Most definitely
No
7
When answering a context clue question(part B) to define a voc. term-you should always...
pick the evidence furthest from the word
pick the evidence closest to the word
don't go back to the passage just guess
skip all part B questions
8
What does central idea mean?
The idea presented only in the introduction paragraph
None of the above
The idea of the entire text
The ideas from most of the text
9
What are you going to do while reading the passages?
think about your plans for after school
summarize/recap ideas after each paragraph
reread unclear parts
Sing a song
10
What is an author's claim?
The authors position on an issue
Anything the author says
11
How much time do you have for part 3?
30 minutes
90 minutes
70 minutes
60 minutes
12
What are some ways to use process of elimination?
Try and narrow down to at least 2 answers before guessing
Mark out the dumb/obviously wrong answers.
Go back to the passage and eliminate answers
All of the above
13
Claims must be what two things?
facts and opinions
none of the above
good and logical
debatable and defendable
14
What is emotional appeal or ethos?
Using the idea of right vs wrong to persuade readers
Persuading readers by making them sad
Using evidence to persuade a reader
Persuading readers by sparking their emotions
15
What is author's purpose?
the author's opinion
the author's goal or objective of a paragraph or passage
none of the above
the author's main idea
16
What should you do if you do not know an answer?
Use process of elimination
Guess
17
What does multiple select mean?
Select as many answer as it ask for or all that apply
Select 1 answer
Select all answers
Select 2 answers
18
What does theme mean?
What the passages most refers to
What a passage is mostly about
A topic mentioned in the passage
The lesson that can be learned from the passage
19
What should you do if/when you finish early?
Go back to any questions you circled/were unsure about
All answers except sleep
double check that you answered every question
sleep
20
Rhetorical devices include...
rhetorical questions
word choice and sentence structure (diction/syntax)
repetition
parallelism
21
What is logical appeal?
Appeal to the readers emotions
Giving an experts opinion
Appeal to the readers reasoning with evidence
Appeal to the readers morals or ethics
22
What is symbolism?
meanings that are different from the literal sense
author uses an object to represent an idea or quality
None of the above
All of the above
23
Is the test on computer or on paper?
Computer
Paper
24
Claims are facts or opinions?
opinions
Facts
25
When asked about vocabulary what is the best strategy?
Plug in each answer choice for that word
Guess
26
The theme of a passage can best be determined through...
ID the conflict and how it is resolved
characters actions independently and/or w/other characters
All of the above
Completely reading the passage

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