Poetry Presentations
Due May 10
poetry_presentation_requirements.docx

Benchmark Test #7 Friday, May 12
benchmark_7_review_1.docx

Quiz Active and Passive Voice May 10
active___passive_voice_final_review.docx


Major Test April 20

 allusions_list_2016-2017.docx
jezebel.docx


Next Test - Monday, April 3 - Point of View and Irony
point_of_view_and_irony.docx

loa-shared.s3.amazonaws.com/static/pdf/Henry_Red_Chief.pdf

Benchmark #6 - Thursday, Feb. 23 - Major Test Grade

Vocab. Quiz Feb. 16
1-5 ACT/ASPIRE Words-handout
6 universal theme     textbook 1142 (ibook 1247)
7 culture (google on ipad)
8 intimidating      textbook 1149 (ibook 1154)
9 bilingua ltextbook 1149 (ibook 1154)

10  abyss    textbook 1147 (ibook 1252)  
11   turmoil  textbook 1154 (ibook 1259)    

from the Literary Glossary in the back of the book
12 R14 concrete poem
13 R15 free verse
14 R16 Lyric poem
15 R17 narrative poem
​16 R19 speaker

added Feb. 14
17 R17 onomatopoeia
18 R18 simile
19 R16 metaphor
20 R17 personification
21 R16 imagery/images
 22 alliteration

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Fact and Opinion Quiz, Thursday, January 12

Major Test - Thursday, January 19

Book Reports due Friday, Jan. 20

Vocab. Quiz on Word Roots - Tuesday, Nov. 1

Book Report #2 - In class Monday,  Oct. 31.  

Subject/Verb Agreement Test with Inverted Word Order, Collective Nouns, Compound Subjects, and Indefinite Pronouns
​Thursday, October 20

Nine Wks. Test Tuesday, October. 4
Vocabulary previously tested (see below).
New slides - Create these Keynote slides and add them to the previous Literary Terms.slides_9-27.docx

 Major Test Grade - Subject/Verb Agreement Test-Subject and Verb Agreement when Interrupted by Prepositional Phrases - Tuesday, Sept. 20

Book Reports - Monday, Sept. 26

Quiz Thursday, August 18- Honors students need to be able to write out the def. of the following terms.  Regular students need to be able to match the definitions with the correct literary term.
 first person point of view  (R18  
omniscient third person point of view (R18  
limited third person point of view (R18  
external conflict (R14  
internal conflict (R14  
atmosphere/mood (R13  
flat/static character  (R13  
round/dynamic character (R13  
antagonist (R13  
protagonist (R18  
flashback (R15  
foreshadowing (R15  
irony (R16  
dialogue (R14  
theme (R 20  
symbol (R19  
exposition/setting (R14  
resolution (R18  
tone (R 20  
anecdote (R 13
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