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    The document provides a review for an American Literature exam, including: - 9 works to know: "World On Turtle's Back", "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God", "Speech before the Virginia Convention", "The Raven", "Lecture to a Missionary", "Self-Reliance", "Civil Disobedience", and The Crucible. - The exam will include a reading comprehension section with various question types. - Students will need to identify grammatical errors. - The writing section will require identifying essay structures and writing a complete essay with proper formatting. - Numerous literary and rhetorical terms that students should know are defined.

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    The document provides a review for an American Literature exam, including: - 9 works to know: "World On Turtle's Back", "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God", "Speech before the Virginia Convention", "The Raven", "Lecture to a Missionary", "Self-Reliance", "Civil Disobedience", and The Crucible. - The exam will include a reading comprehension section with various question types. - Students will need to identify grammatical errors. - The writing section will require identifying essay structures and writing a complete essay with proper formatting. - Numerous literary and rhetorical terms that students should know are defined.

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    AmericanLiteratureExamReview

    Mrs.Bowles11thGrade
    Literature
    WorldOnTurtlesBackIroquois
    SinnersintheHandsofanAngryGodEdwards
    SpeechbeforetheVirginiaConventionHenry
    TheRavenPoe
    LecturetoaMissionaryRedJacket
    SelfRelianceEmerson
    CivilDisobedienceThoreau
    TheCrucibleMiller

    Reading
    Youwillhaveasectionthatrequirestheblindreadingofanonfictionpassage.Youwillanswer
    readingtypequestionssuchasvocabularyincontext,mainidea,authorialintent,tone,andquestions
    thatrequireyoutomakeinferences.

    Grammar/Usage
    Youwillbeexpectedtoidentifytheerrorintheparagraphthatisprovided.

    Writing
    Youwillneedtoidentifystructuresimple,compound,complex,compoundcomplex.Youwillhave
    towriteacompleteessayforthefinalononeoffivetopics.Youwillneedtoknowhowtostructurean
    essay.Whataretheparts?Whatgoesineachsection?Howdoyouwriteandintroductionanda
    conclusion?Whatisatransition?Wheredothemainsentences(thethesisstatementandtopic
    sentences)go?Whatisanoppositionparagraph?Youwillneedtoknowelementsassociatedwith
    MLAwritingaswellaspersuasivetechniques.

    Termstoknow
    foil
    allusion
    archetype
    theme
    irony
    myth
    simile
    metaphor
    personification
    mood

    logos
    pathos
    ethos
    tone
    internalrhyme
    endrhyme
    alliteration
    aphorism
    allegory
    onomatopoeia

    rhymescheme
    meter
    imagery
    symbol
    conflict
    internal/external
    setting
    paradox
    motif
    foreshadowing

    citation
    opposition
    paragraph
    introduction
    body
    conclusion
    topicsentence
    thesisstatement

    workscitedpage
    audience
    transition
    evidence
    parallelism
    bibliomaniac
    hyperbole
    metonymy

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