REVIEW
CLEAR YOUR DESKS
Define Adverb
Modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb
Define Noun
 What is a concrete noun
 What is an abstract noun
Person Place Thing or Idea
 Can be identified using 5 senses
 Is an idea, feeling, or attribute
Define Pronoun
 Provide an example sentence with the noun
and then the pronoun
Takes the place of a noun
Define Adjective
Describes a noun or another
adjective
Define Prepositional Phrase
 What does a preposition describe
The preposition and the noun
that follows
 A preposition describes something in time
and space (location)
Define Interjection
Used to express strong
emotion
 Example would be Yikes! Finals are this week
Define Theme
Underlying message about life
Provide one theme from Hunger
Games
Identify the prepositional
phrase
My dog chased the squirrel up the tree.
Up the tree
What are the coordinating
conjunctions?
 For
 And
 Nor
 But
 Or
 Yet
 So
What is a personal pronoun
Refers to a specific person,
group, or thing
Find the adjective
In the short story, Henry secretly gave away his
neighbor’s pearls and bright red roses.
 Short
 Bright
 Red
She was stunning with striking
bright blonde hair and deep
brown
eyes
 What kind
of characterization is the passage
above an example of?
 Character analysis
 Direct characterization
 Indirect characterization
 Visual characterization
Direct Characterization
Describe what happens in the
end of The Outsiders
 What lesson does Ponyboy learn? (one
theme)
What is a topic sentence?
The controlling idea of the
paragraph
What’s the difference between a
topic sentence and a thesis
statement?
Topic sentence is in each
paragraph
These statement is in the first
paragraph it applies to the
entire paper
The Giver could be described
as…
A) Stubborn
B) Selfish
C) Compassionate
D) Not good at his job
C) Compassionate
Based on what we learned from
The Giver, why are memories
important?
What is a Utopia
It is a perfect world
 Why can it never exist?
What is a Dystopia?
A world full of oppression
and pain
What is imagery?
 What are the different types of imagery?
Descriptive writing
 You can hear it
 You can see it
 You can taste it
 You can touch it
 You can smell it
What is foreshadowing?
 Provide one example from a novel we have
read
Choose the correct way to cite
in-text citations.
A) “I can’t walk these hallways without remembering the days I
spent as a prisoner here, barefoot, pain pulsing inside me every time I
moved.” (Roth p. 4)
B) “I can’t walk these hallways without remembering the days I spent
as a prisoner here, barefoot, pain pulsing inside me every time I
moved. (Roth 4)”
C) “I can’t walk these hallways without remembering the days I spent
as a prisoner here, barefoot, pain pulsing inside me every time I
moved” (Roth 4).
D) I can’t walk these hallways without remembering the days I spent
as a prisoner here, barefoot, pain pulsing inside me every time I
moved. (Roth 4)
C) “I can’t walk these hallways without
remembering the days I spent as a prisoner
here, barefoot, pain pulsing inside me every
time I moved” (Roth 4).
What is the name of the writing
technique used to persuade?
Monroe’s Motivated Sequence
What is the last step of
Monroe’s Motivated Sequence?
What is it used for?
Call to Action
 Used to get the audience to do something!
What is a stereotype?
An overgeneralized statement
about another person
 What is an example?
What is symbolism?
The deeper meaning associated
with a person, place, or object
_____ Barney is trying to quit
cheating.
A. Character vs. Character
B. Character vs. Nature
C. Character vs. Self
C. Character vs. Self
Define Gingerly
 in a careful or cautious manner.
Define incredulous
 Unwilling or unable to believe something
Define gallant
 Brave or heroic
Define smoldering
 show or feel barely suppressed anger, hatred,
or another powerful emotion
Define premonition
a strong feeling that something is about to
happen
Define relinquish
 voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up
Define sufficient
 Enough, adequate
Define prominent
 Important, famous, recognizable
What is Rue symbolic of?
 Innocence, purity, love
Define resolution in plot
structure
 The end of the story once the conflict has
been resolved.