Grade 11 English Course Overview

The Grade 11 English course enhances literacy, communication, and critical thinking skills. It covers various units, including an introductory review of essay writing and grammar, non-fiction genres, novel studies focusing on Frankenstein, poetry exploration, and drama studies with Macbeth. Each unit emphasizes different literary elements and themes, encouraging students to analyze, interpret, and create diverse texts.

What skills does the Grade 11 English course aim to develop in students?

• Mathematical and analytical skills

• Literacy, communication, critical, and creative thinking skills

• Physical and athletic skills

• Technical and engineering skills

What is the focus of Unit 0 in the Grade 11 English course?

• Exploring Shakespearean plays

• Learning about world history

• Understanding scientific experiments

• Revisiting essay structure and grammar conventions

Which citation style is taught in Unit 0 to avoid plagiarism?

• APA

• MLA

• Harvard

• Chicago

What genre is explored in Unit 1 of the course?

• Fiction

• Nonfiction

• Science Fiction

• Fantasy

Which literary elements are studied in Unit 1?

• Theme, plot, and setting

• Rhyme and meter

• Character development and dialogue

• Symbolism and allegory

Which unit involves personal reflection and creative writing?

• Unit 3: Poetry

• Unit 0: Introductory Review

• Unit 1: Nonfiction

• Unit 2: Novel Studies

What classic novel is the focus of Unit 2?

• Pride and Prejudice

• Dracula

• Frankenstein

• The Great Gatsby

Which theme is NOT explored in Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'?

• Family

• Ambition

• Economic inequality

• Science versus nature

What is a key outcome of studying 'Frankenstein' in Unit 2?

• Learning about ancient mythology

• Studying modern technology

• Understanding the history of science

• Exploring the birth of the monster genre

What type of poetry is NOT a focus in Unit 3?

• Free verse

• Lyrical

• Epic

• Narrative