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First Semester Final exam review English 12 First Semester Final exam review

MLA Formatting Concepts Page Formatting Heading includes: Heading is: Your name Instructor name Course Date Aligned left Double spaced NO EXTRA SPACES

Page Formatting Title Paginate Size 12 Same font and size Upper right Can use bold Paginate Upper right Last name and page # Countess 1 Title of references on last page Works Cited

Citations/Documentation Basic Citation Period AFTER the citation/parenthetical reference Last name & page # Just a space between (Smith 45). Title (with correct label/punctuation) (“Title”) for short works--articles, single pages (Title) for longer works--plays, books, television shows, entire Web sites)

Citations/Documentation Block Quotes MORE THAN four lines NO quotation marks Period BEFORE the citation

Works Cited Page Double space Align left Reverse/Hanging indent NO EXTRA SPACE between sources Alphabetical order By author LAST NAME By Title NOT “A”, “An”, or “The”

Night Author: Elie Wiesel Point of view: First Person Setting = location: Sighet, Romania; Aushwitz-Birkenau camp in Poland Buna & Gleiwitz subcamps in Poland; Buchenwald camp in Germany

Night Setting = time period: 1941; Spring 1944-April 11, 1945 Purpose of writing: to bear witness (p.xv) Type of writing (genre): Memoir

Terms to Know Annihilation: total destruction; extinction Genocide: the systematic and planned extermination of an entire national, racial, political, or ethnic group. the Holocaust: the state-sponsored systematic persecution of European Jews by Nazi Germany and its collaborators between 1933-1945. Prejudice: an irrational hatred of a person, group, or race based on preconceived opinion or judgment.

Character Identification Eliezer Wiesel: main character/narrator Tzipora: Elie’s youngest sister; sent to death with mother Mr. (Shlomo) Wiesel: Elie’s father; shopkeeper Mme. Schachter: lost her mind & screamed about fire Dr. Mengele: notorious Nazi doctor (Angel of Death)

Character Identification Akiba Drumer: lost his faith; when he died others forgot to say Kaddish for him Juliek: played violin the night he dies Idek: hot-tempered Kapo who beat Elie in the warehouse & whipped him Rabbi Eliahou: father whose son deserted him Meir Katz: strong man who saved Elie from being strangled

Character Identification Adolf Hitler: Nazi leader. Jews of Sighet doubted he would really exterminate Jews. Man at infirmary praised him. Moishe the Beadle: tries to warn the Jews of Sighet about the impending danger The pipel: put to death for working for a man who stashed weapons and planned a revolution. French girl: comforted Elie after he received a beating from Idek