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English Literature and Composition 12 Second Semester Exam Review Sheet 2016-2017 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley About the Author Romanticism Gothic Science Fiction Mood, tone, imagery, characterization, setting, symbolism Themes: loneliness/isolation, nature, women’s rights, knowledge as dangerous and destructive, compare and contrast Victor and the creature Review your Frankenstein test corrections Vindication of the Rights of Women by Mary Wollstonecraft Short Story Unit Plot (inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution) Characters Setting Themes Literary Elements: mood, symbolism, irony, ephiphany, frame tale, point of view, etc Titles and authors Other works by the author Identification of quotes The Lagoon Araby What does the story say about a man’s life? What is the effect of the story within a story? What decision did Arsat have to make? What is the theme of The Lagoon? What did Arsat say about brothers? According to this story, how do men feel toward death? What is the significance of the “white man” in this story? Describe the overall mood of the story. Describe Arsat’s guilt. Describe the narrator’s love for Mangan’s sister Describe Mangan’s sister from the narrator’s point of view What is the advantage of the first person point of view? What helps to foreshadow the narrtor’s realization? What plans do the narrator and Mangan’s sister make regarding Araby? Describe epiphany What is the irony in the story? Room of One’s Own In A Room of One’s Own, Woolf imagines that someone that had a sister. Who is it? What is Judith’s fate? How would the story be different if the sibling was a brother rather than a sister? Mark of the Beast What song does the narrator remember singing? Why do those in the temple respond so negatively to Fleete’s behavior? How do the horses respond to Fleete? What is the climax of the story? What is the main conflict? The Garden Party Pygmalion by How does Laura think she should act when talking to the workmen? Why does Laura think the garden party must be cancelled? Describe two examples of excess in the story Why does Laura feel uncomfortable on the way to the house? How will Laura feel when she returns home after visiting the family? How does Mrs. Sheridan feel about her neighbors? George Bernard Shaw About the author Themes: social class, gender issues, pride, identity, bullying, transformation Literary elements of a drama Characters Setting Plot Review the selections listed above, the literary terms from all selections, your notes and the review questions at the end of the selections including the Understanding Literature questions. Be able to identify the author of each of the above selections. Cover Letters Resumes Interviewing Skills Vocabulary - Units 6, 7, 8, and 9