Test Review February 9 & 10
REMEMBER TO BRING ANY INCOMPLETE WORK AND/OR EXTRA CREDIT ON TEST DAY! DOING MISSING HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS IS GREAT TEST REVIEW.
Elements of Realism: Rejection of the Romantic hero, detailed depiction of ordinary characters, emphasis on characters inn realistic events, emphasis on characters from cities and lower classes, avoidance of the exotic, sensational, and overly dramatic, use of everyday speech patterns to reveal class distinctions, focus of the ethical struggles and social issues of real-life situations.
Literary terms: author purpose (persuade, inform, entertain), point of view, metaphor, situational irony, verbal irony, satire (parody, false praise), motivation
Elements of Naturalism: The Brute Within, Survival of the Fittest, Plot of Decline, Objective Observations of Human Behavior, Human Behavior is Controlled by Heredity and Environment
TEST TIPS
You should read them for comprehension first. After that, apply the skills that we've studied throughout this unit to the selection to the texts.
If you have trouble with one of the terms, such as point of view. PRACTICE identifying point of view. Go back and flip through some of the selections and look for third person limited, third person omniscient, and third person objective.
Review your skills and apply them to these selections.
The readings for the test are underneath "Read More," but you may also see me for your copy.