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ACP HONORS ENGLISH GRADE 7 S.1 FINALS STUDY GUIDE Vocab Unit 1 adage, bonanza, churlish, citadel, collaborate, decree, discordant, evolve, excerpt, grope, hover, jostle, laggard, plaudits, preclude, revert, rubble, servile, vigil, wrangle Unit 2 antics, avowed, banter, bountiful, congested, detriment, durable, enterprising, frugal, gingerly, glut, incognito, invalidate, legendary, maim, minimize, oblique, veer, venerate, wanton Unit 3 allot, amass, audacious, comply, devoid, elite, grapple, incapacitate, instigate, longevity, myriad, perspective, perturb, prodigious, relevant, skittish, tether, unison, vie, willful Unit 4 annul, blasé, bolster, deplore, frivolous, muster, nonentity, obsess, ornate, oust, peruse, porous, promontory, prone, qualm, recourse, residue, solicitous, staid, sustain Greek/Latin Roots alt, anti, aster/astr, aud/aus, auto, bio Grammar prepositions/phrases compound subjects/verbs adjectives irregular verbs ‘NOT’ common/proper nouns articles objects of prepositional phrases infinitives adverbs verb tenses predicate adjectives/nominatives possessive nouns (w/ apostrophes) fragments subjects/verbs 4 types of sentences conjunctions (coordinating/correlative) direct/indirect objects concrete/abstract nouns interjections run ons affix ballad compare/contrast consumer publications exposition figurative language functional text alliteration cause/effect connotation elegy fable foil Rhetorical Devices anecdote assonance cinquain denouement epithet fantasy foreshadowing adage audience climax digraph euphemism flashback free verse allegory biography conflict e.g. expository text fluency allusion characterization consonance epic fairy tale folktale Reading/Writing Study reading notes (rhetorical devices notes and narrative elements handout) Ex.) Which of the following events could be characterized as the falling action of the passage? Ex.) The first paragraph is written from which point of view? Be prepared to read a story and answer literal and inferential questions about the passage Ex.) How does the author build suspense in this passage? Writing questions will refer to reading passages. Ex.) The main idea of paragraph 2 is: Ex.) Choose the best transition to add to the beginning of sentence 5. analogy denotation epiphany falling action footnotes