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Semester Exam Review The Exam will count 20% of the semester grade. The Exam is 94 MC questions and one essay which focus on: noun List 3 List 5 List 6 adverbs adverbs modifying verbs adverbs modifying adj. adverbs modifying other adv. verbs action verb o transitive o intransitive linking verb helping/auxiliary verbs Sentence Diagramming (~4 Sent. CP, ~10 IB) Be able to diagram subjects and predicates. Know where to place any adjectives (and articles), prepositional phrases, and adverbs. Also, know how to do compound subjects and predicates. Homophones (~5 QUestions) Know the differences between to/too/two, through/threw, there/their/they’re, than/then, etc. Short Stories (~11 questions) - Know the main characters and significant The First Seven Years The Pedestrian Literary Terms (~10 Questions) Conflict Climax Foreshadowing Point of View Tone Plot Foil Theme Antagonist Protagonist Setting Night (~19 Questions) Study your Reading Guide and the Scholastic Magazine sheet. If you want to study copies of the test, you can make an appointment after school pronoun personal relative interrogative demonstrative indefinite reflexive conjunctions coordinating conjunctions correlative conjunctions adjective (& articles) adjectives articles (a, an, the) modifying noun or pronoun interjections commonly used preps compound prepositions events that occurred in each story. Life is Sweet at Kumansenu The Bass, the River, and Sheila Mant proper vs. common concrete vs. abstract collective compound prepositions List 8 List 7 List 4 B. homage D. idiosyncrasy H. jaded I. grandiose J. litigation B. meander C. neophyte F. palatable I. raze J. relinquish A. dexterous C. disparity D. drivel G. evoke H. fathom D. unprecedented F. veracity G. sporadic H. viable I. tawdry List 2 List 1 VocabUlary Lists 1-8 (~25 Questions) C. admonish D. defunct H. elated I. callous J. catalyst A. bemused B. buffoonery C. industrious I. respite J. voracious A. anomaly B. atrophy D. colloquial F. confound J. despondent C. indiscriminate E. lavish G. overt H. pliable I. profuse Parts of Speech (~8 Questions) – Be able to correctly Identify a Part of Speech in a sentence Subject-Verb Agreement (~6 Questions) Reading Comprehension (~6 Questions + passage) Essay (scored using Domain Scoring) Study Techniques that may help you… Make flash cards of the key vocabulary (or using the flashcards on www.quia.com/pages/galloway.html) Read over your old vocabulary quizzes (which should be in your Vocab section of your binder) and write down terms or questions that you missed and make a master sheet of those. Review worksheets on Parts of Speech as well as run through some exercises (on quia) Design a schedule for study and stick to it Color code major terms, concepts etc. and categorize your notes about our short stories (and Night) in order to help you retain the information Have someone call out the questions to you Make up your own test or quiz using fill in the blank (then later you can take your own test or quiz over and over