Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 2. A metaphor compares two things by stating that one thing ________________ another thing.

Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 3. Denotation is the dictionary definition of a word; connotation is the ________ or ________ connected to the word.

Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 4. ______________ is the overall emotion or atmosphere created for the reader.

Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 5. ______________ is the author's attitude toward the subject or audience.

Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 6. The __________________ is the main point or key concept of a text.

A ____________ is a universal truth or message about human nature.

A prefix is added to the ________ of a word.

The prefix pre- means "_________."

Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 10. A suffix is added to the ________ of a word.

Fill in each blank with the correct term.
Section 1: Key Literary Concepts
11. The suffix -less means "_________."

Fill in each blank with the correct term. Section 1: Key Literary Concepts 12. ______________________ are surrounding words that help determine the meaning of an unfamiliar term.

A ________________ ________________ presents the main claim or argument in an essay.

Three examples of plagiarism besides “cheating” from the academic integrity policy you and your family signed at the beginning of the year are:

Using AI to generate an answer and changing a few words is not plagiarism.

Running your written essay through AI to make subtle changes to your work, reading through it to ensure it makes sense, and making sure any outside information is cited correctly is not plagiarism.

Section 2: Plagiarism Identification True or False: If a teacher doesn’t explicitly say I CAN’T use AI, then it’s fine. Ignorance is bliss.

Section 2: Plagiarism Identification True or False: If I ask a teacher if I can use AI, they say no, and I do anyway, that’s fine. Everyone knows they don’t really read our work.

If I work with a partner on an essay and change a few words, it’s fine. It’s not plagiarism.

If I only borrow part of someone else’s intro paragraph and change the thesis, that’s plagiarism.

Gregor transforms into a giant ________.

He works as a traveling ________.

Gregor’s parents react with fear rather than ________.

His sister, ________, brings him food.

Gregor no longer enjoys ________ after his transformation.

His father injures him by throwing ________ at him.

The family takes in ________ to earn money.

Gregor is drawn to Grete’s ________ playing.

Grete insists the family must ________ Gregor.

After Gregor dies, the family feels ________.

Roderick Usher ________ the narrator for help.

Roderick suffers from extreme ________ and agitation.

Madeline suffers from ________.

The family line continues through one remaining ________.

A key symbol is the long ________ in the mansion.

The narrator comforts Roderick with reading and ________.

Madeline appears to ________ shortly after the narrator arrives.

She is placed in the family ________ beneath the house.

During the storm, Madeline appears ________.

The house sinks into the ________.

The story begins when a stranger appears at a family’s ________.

He claims he once _____________ in the house.

The father allows/does not allow him to enter.

The mother is nervous but remains ____________ about the stranger.

The stranger becomes very _______ and nostalgic as he seeks the kitchen.

The stranger notices the door to the _____________ right away.

He is upset by the ________ room being changed.

The father becomes increasingly __________ due to the stranger’s erratic behavior, like wanting to go upstairs.

At the end, the house grows darker and _______________.

After the father leaves, he feels confused and ____________ while the mother feels ____________ with the father.

The theme of “Where is Here?” explores the thin boundary between normalcy and the _______________.