English II Spring Review

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English II Spring Review Kuczek-GHS-2015

Part I: Revising and Editing You may use a dictionary or thesaurus on this portion of the test.

Part II: Of Mice and Men Fill out character chart Fill out plot line

Part III: The Pearl Fill out character chart Fill out plot line

Part IV: Julius Caesar Fill out character chart Fill out plot line

Make notecards for the following Part IV: Vocabulary Make notecards for the following Ominous-suggesting that something bad is going to happen Morose-very sad or unhappy Pugnacious-showing a readiness or desire to fight or argue Reprehensible-very bad Stilted-awkward especially because of being too formal Belligerent-angry and aggressive Apprehend-to arrest or seize Bemuse-easily confused Complacency-a feeling of being satisfied with how things are Derision-a state of being laughed at or ridiculed Affable- friendly, good natured Instigate- bring about or cause Contaminate- make impure by introducing a poisonous or polluting element Nimble- quick and light in movement; agile Vile- extremely unpleasant