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Name____________________________________________________________________________Period_____English 9 Honors_____/15 pts. SpringBoard Unit 2 PREVIEW: Defining Style SKIM over Unit 2 in your SpringBoard book and answer the questions below. 1.) In the Unit Overview, what short story author is mentioned? (page 85) ________________________________________________________ 2.) In the visual prompt, what kind of story might the photograph inspire? (page 85) ________________________________________________________ 3.) What short stories will we be reading and analyzing in Unit 2? (page 86) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 4.) What poems will we be reading and analyzing in Unit 2? (page 86) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 5.) What is the first Embedded Assessment you will be completing in Unit 2? (page 86) ________________________________________________________ 6.) List the Academic Vocabulary words in Unit 2 and write the definitions from the Glossary. (page 86) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 7.) What films will we be watching and analyzing in Unit 2? (page 87) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 8.) What writing assignment will you complete for Embedded Assessment #2? (page 87) ________________________________________________________ 9.) Have you written a style analysis before? If so, what text did you analyze? If not, what do you think a style analysis is?________________________________________________________ 10.) What is the background of the word “irony”? (page 90) __________________________________________________________ 11.) What poet is highlighted on page 97 and what are two things you learned about him? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 12.) What are the steps in “Diffusing” a text? (page 98) __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 13.) What are Allusions in literature and what are the three main categories of Allusions? (page 98) __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 14.) What short story will we read by O. Henry on page 99 and how many short stories did O. Henry publish in his life?__________________________________________________________ 15.) What does SIFT stand for when analyzing a short story? (page 104) _________________________________________________________ 16.) What is the difference between commentary and textual commentary? (page 104)__________________________________________________________ 17.) What are the three levels of questions you can ask about a text? (page 106) __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________

SpringBoard Unit 2 PREVIEW: Defining Style SKIM over Unit 2 in your SpringBoard book and answer the questions below. 18.) What Edgar Allan Poe short story will we read on page 107? ________________________________________________________ 19.) What are the three types of irony you will analyze on page 123? ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 20.) What are cinematic techniques? (page 131) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 21.) What is the difference between a biography and autobiography? (page 133) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 22.) What is the mood in a literary work? (page 136) ________________________________________________________ 23.) What are the kinds of shots we analyze when looking at film? Define them. (page 145) ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 24.) What is the difference between diagetic and non-diagetic sound in film analysis? (page 145)________________________________________________________ 25.) What are the three levels of questions we use when actively reading? Define each one. ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 26.) What segment of film will we be analyzing on page 148? __________________________________________________________ 27.) What part of writing will we focus on in page 159? __________________________________________________________ 28.) What cinematic techniques will we be analyzing on page 164? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 29.) What are the main steps to writing a style analysis (page 167)? __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ 30.) What are the criteria on the style analysis scoring guide? (page 168) __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________