Study Guide Second Semester Final – English 9
Works:
Antigone by Sophocles
Twelve Angry Men
Of Mice and Men
“A Jury of Her Peers” by Susan Glaspell
Fahrenheit 451
Animal Farm
The Truman Show
“The Lottery”
“Harrison Bergeron”
Drama:
“The Nature of Drama” p. 1023-1026
“Questions to Explore about Drama” p.1026-1028
“Realistic and Non-realistic Drama” p. 1083-1087
“Comedy and Tragedy” p. 1219-1226
How did dramas develop/change from Greek drama to Shakespearian Drama to Modern Drama?
Literary Terms:
 Allegory
 Alliteration
 Allusion
 Iamb
 Trochee
 Anapest
 Spondee
 Dactyl
 Antagonist
 Anaphora
 Aside
 Assonance
 Blank verse
 Catharsis
 Character:
Flat/round/static/stock/developing
character
 Direct/Indirect characterization
 Chorus
 Comedy
 Comic relief
 Consonance
 Couplet
 Irony: verbal, dramatic, situational
irony
 English/Shakespearean Sonnet
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Italian/Petrarchan Sonnet
Foot
Free verse
Hamartia
Imagery
Internal Rhyme
Metaphor
Meter
Point of View: omniscient, third
person limited, first person,
objective/dramatic
Oxymoron
Personification
Protagonist
Quatrain
Rhyme
Rhyme scheme
Sarcasm
Satire
Sestet
Simile
Stanza
Theme
Tragedy
Verse