1. Preparing for the Multiple Choice Section

2. Multiple Choice
Day 2

3. Correct your HW Which questions gave you the most difficulty?
Macbeth
416. C
421. E
417. E
422. A
418. B
423. E
419. E
424. B
420. E
425. A
Macbeth discuss any questions they may have questions about
Which questions gave you the most difficulty?
With a partner, discuss two questions with which you struggled.

4. In a group of 3, work through the Hawthorne passage
Your task:
In a group of 3, work through the Hawthorne passage
You must come to a consensus on each question
Talk through the process you are using to answer each. (Even if you all agree, talk it over. Why do you agree? What got you there? What were your thought processes? Why are the wrong answers wrong? Why is the right one right?)
Keep track of which questions spark debate and why.
You have 20 minutes
The Custom House

5. Hawthorne’s “The Custom House” from The Scarlet Letter
Correct your work
Hawthorne’s “The Custom House” from The Scarlet Letter
450. D 451. C 452. E 453. B 454. A 455. C 456. B 457. B 458. A 459. B
Hawthorne – “The Custom House”
HW: In the poetry packet, complete the questions for Thomas Hardy’s “Nobody Comes”

6. Multiple Choice
Day 3

7. Key Words Identifying question types in poetry

8. Factual Technical Allusions Paraphrasing Subject References
All except…
Definition
Thesis
Sequence of events
The object of is
Genre
Literary movement
Et al.
Technical
Imagery
Literary devices
Paradox
Organizational pattern/repetition
Figurative language
Syntax
Metrics
Parallel structure
Rhetorical shifts
Irony
Function of diction
Dramatic movement
Meaning conveyed by
Et al.

9. Analytical Inferential Character portrayal Imagery Literary devices
Paradox
Purpose of
Rhetorical shifts
Irony
Least/most important
Et al.
Inferential
Mood
Attitude of
Poet’s attitude
Purpose of
Tone
Theme
Reader may infer…
Best interpreted as…
Effect of diction
Speaker implies
is associated with
Context
Symbol
Et al.

10. Sample HW Questions Take out the poetry passage you completed as HW and label the questions as: (a)factual (b)technical (c)analytical(d)inferential
Their HW was to answer the questions for Thomas Hardy’s “Nobody Comes”

11. How did you do? First, correct your answers:
Thomas Hardy
“Nobody Comes”
First, correct your answers:
A 6. C
C 7. A
D 8. D
E 9. A
D 10.D
How did you label each question?
(a)factual
(b)technical (c)analytical
(d)inferential
Which questions did you find most difficult? Why?

12. In a timed setting: Work on the Walt Whitman poem and questions.
For this passage you will have a limited amount of time to work.
You have 12 questions to answer in 14 minutes.
Plan wisely and use your strategies to complete all of the questions in the time frame.

13. Check your work Answers:
Walt Whitman’s
“O Captain! My Captain!”
Check your work Answers:
99. A
105. B
100. C
106. A
101. D
107. E
102. A
108. A
103. B
109. E
104. A
110. E
Whitman’s “O Captain! My Captain”
Which questions did you find most difficult? Why?

14. Homework
Read the Kahlil Gibran poem “Defeat” and answer the corresponding questions. Label the questions as factual, technical, analytical or inferential.