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1 Final Review English 9C

2 Vocabulary you need to know!
Elated Obtrude Pensive Dally Gorge Hone Belated Edifice Ostentatious Denizen Entice Gratify Efface Gist Jaded Begrudge Bibliophile Enmity Nepotism Quaff Despot Egress Flux Hovel Allude Elite Feign Imbibe

3 Grammar Be able to identify the following in a sentence: Subject
Predicate/verb Direct object Indirect object Object complement Predicate adjective Predicate nominative preposition

4 The Odyssey Author Major characters Odysseus’ home
What is an epic poem? Be familiar with the Hero’s Journey Archetype Be familiar with major situations: Cyclops, Scylla/Charybdis, Circe, Cicones, Trojan War

5 Fahrenheit 451 Know major characters and their interactions
Montag Clarisse Mildred Beatty Faber Be familiar with: The theme/s Significant events in the novel Meaning of the title

6 Literary elements Conflict Characterization Climax
Irony (verbal, dramatic, situational) Personification Metaphor Hyperbole Suspense Tone Theme Alliteration Imagery Mood Flashback Foreshadowing Allusion Simile

7 Essay – All classes will do the essay on Monday!
You will chose to write an essay over The Odyssey and O Brother Where Art Thou OR over Fahrenheit 451 You will have to do pre-writing.

8 Your test will consist of the following:
80 Multiple Choice Questions 28 Vocabulary Questions 12 Grammar Questions 12 Odyssey Questions 10 Fahrenheit 451 Questions 18 Cold Reading passages (Non-fiction and poetry) 1 essay and prewriting

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