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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Interpretation Analysis NarrativeNonfictionDrama Extended Narrative Argument

6. Reading and viewing a text to interpret it with a specific focus (as a product of) A 100

7. Strategy that organizes notes by main idea and supporting details using a set format A 200

8. The literary term used to describe when an author manipulates time by retelling the past A 300

9. The common central idea of Jarrell, Steinbeck, and O’Brien A 400

10. The common central idea of MLK, Jr., Hughes, Malcolm X, and Kate Chopin A 500

11. Setting for “The Yellow Wallpaper” --time period, location B 100

12. The common experience shared between the protagonist of “Adam” and his wife B 200

13. The point of view of “The Tell Tale Heart” B 300

14. Create a relevant theme statement for the central idea of “Greed” in The Devil and Tom Walker B 400

15. The two stories that clearly manipulate time in the narrative unit B 500

16. C 100 “The Battle for the Constitution” traces the ________ made to the document

17. The textual structure of the Bill of Rights C 200

18. The Miranda rights serves as example of an explanation of what U.S. document. C 300

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20. Finish this main idea: ____________ are created and given power by the ________ of the governed; when they no longer represent the _________ they must be changed. C 400

21. Put the texts in the appropriate order for their development of ideas about the individual and society: “On Civil Disobedience” “Walden” “Self-Reliance” “Civil Disobedience” C 500

22. The setting for the play D 100

23. Which classic dramatic structure is present in The Crucible D 200

24. Contextualizing the play reveals that the events and characters serve as a parallel for…. D 300

25. Name three compositional elements of the drama genre D 400

26. Create a relevant theme statement for “hysteria” in the play. D 500

27. The narrator of the novel E 100

28. The protagonist of the novel E 200

29. Two appropriate central ideas for the novel E 300

30. The setting of the novel (time and place) E 400

31. The symbol of innocence in the novel and the two characters that relate to that symbol E 500

32. Name the dominant appeal of “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” F 100

33. The type of reasoning used in “The Declaration of Independence”— general to specific F 200

34. Identify the primary literary device used in the list of complaints to create balance (D of I) F 300

35. The text that models its structure on an effective historical document (similar perspective; different time periods) F 400

36. Which term does MLK refine in “Letter from Birmingham Jail” Hint: connotation F 500

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