Know the following literary devices: personification, ellipsis, simile, metaphor, verbals, dramatic irony, iambic pentameter, paradox, inversion, and alliteration
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Exam - Wednesday, January 23rd - 10:00- 11:30 am
Directions: You will engage in a skills based exam. In part I, you will read a selection from Macbeth Act I and answer eight multiple-choice questions. In part II, you will be given a passage from a Jane Austen novel you have not read, and be asked to compose an essay using direct evidence from the text. Please bring a charged computer, and be ready to post the essay to Turnitin.com during the allotted time.
Know the following literary devices: personification, ellipsis, simile, metaphor, verbals, dramatic irony, iambic pentameter, paradox, inversion, and alliteration
Know the following literary devices: personification, ellipsis, simile, metaphor, verbals, dramatic irony, iambic pentameter, paradox, inversion, and alliteration
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