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Final Exam Review—this is only a list of what will be on the exam (with a few details). If there are things on this list that you are unsure about, it is your responsibility to reacquaint yourself with those things. Poems— My Papa’s Waltz Jump Mother to Son Daddy One Evening Those Winter Sundays A Noiseless and Patient Spider Puritan poems Grammar—basically everything we’ve done all year— Adjectives—describe nouns Adverbs—describe everything else Subjects—what does the action in a sentence Verbs—the action (or a “be” verb) in a sentence Direct objects—what has the action done to it in a sentence Complex sentences—independent + dependent clause Compound sentences—independent + independent clause; how to punctuate properly Apostrophes—show possession; contractions Pet peeves—their, they’re, there, to, too, etc. Object/subject pronouns—he, I, she are all subject pronouns; him, me, her are all object pronouns Passive/Active sentences—if the subject does the verb, it’s an active sentence Indirect and direct articles Prepositional phrases (prepositions are anything a squirrel can do to a tree) Thesis statement—know what it is and how it works Steps of the research process—ask a question, formulate a thesis, gather sources, write paper, document all research properly Readings Slave narratives Settler/Indian narratives Owl Creek Rainy Mountain Self-Reliance, Nature--Emerson “Civil Disobedience”--Thoreau The Scarlet Letter—Nathaniel Hawthorne A Raisin in the Sun—Lorraine Hansberry “The Minister’s Black Veil”—Nathaniel Hawthorne “The Devil and Tom Walker”—Washington Irving A Dream Deferred—Langston Hughes The Crucible—Arthur Miller Of Mice and Men—John Steinbeck The Great Gatsby—F. Scott Fitzgerald McCandless, Petit, Tillman--articles