Semester 1 Review

Semester 1 Review

Are You Ready?!

(Why does the Bitmoji look angry?)

Multiple Select

Memory Check: Which of these are Literary Elements? Check all that apply.

• Exposition

• Irony

• Metaphor

• Parallel Structure

• Setting

What type of Irony?

Multiple Choice

How many types of Point of View are there?

• Two: First Person and Third Person

• Three: First Person, Third Person Limited, and Third Person Omniscient

• Four: First Person, Second Person, Third Person Limited, and Third Person Omniscient

• Five: First Person, Second Person, Third Person Limited, Third Person Omniscient, and Unreliable Narrator

Up Next: Archetypes

What should my superhero name be?

Open Ended

Memory Check: What is an archetype you remember?

Up Next: Allegory

Sounds gory, but it's not

Poll

Memory Check: Can you explain an allegory if I call on you?

• Yes, pick me!

• Maybe

• No way

An allegory is a story that has

• A literal meaning

• A symbolic meaning

• Characters who represent universal concepts and ideas

• Events and settings can have symbolic meaning as well

Shakespeare and the Power of Language

Much Ado About Nothing

Multiple Choice

Memory Check: When characters have a monologue, they

• Talk to themselves, alone (or at least they they so) on stage

• Talk to other characters on stage but hog the conversation

• Talk directly to the audience

How much do you remember now?

Quiz Questions Ahead

Multiple Choice

Exposition in the Plot diagram includes what literary elements?

• Backstory, Character, Simile

• Character, Metaphor, Setting

• Backstory, Setting, Simile

• Backstory, Character, Setting

Multiple Choice

When we first meet Rapunzel, we think she is the ________ archetype, but turns out she's more of a __________.

• Innocent, Hero

• Innocent, Trickster

• Scapegoat, Hero

• Scapegoat, Trickster

Multiple Choice

In the book The Little Prince, the fox's archetype is

• Wise person

• Trickster

• Helpful Animal

• Martyr

Multiple Choice

In the book The Little Prince, an allegorical meaning of the rose is

• Love is controlling

• Love lasts long after we do

• Love is proud and vain

• Love will be lost

Multiple Choice

In Much Ado About Nothing, the "nothing" in the title refers to

• Claudio's naivite

• Literally nothing

• Gossip

• Notes Benedick wrote

Multiple Choice

Don Jon fools Claudio by

• Using skillful language to create a false story about Hero

• Using skillful language to slander Beatrice

• Using skillful language to make Benedick a disloyal friend

• Using skillful language to betray his friend Boracio