Name: Teacher: Period: Date: English I 2013-2014 Non-Fiction Study Guide for 1st Semester Exam 2013-2014 (BARRY, VILLILO, SMITH) TOTAL POINTS: 90 1. NON-FICTION CONTENT: (12 MC Questions) “A New Generation of Americans” 1. What does Kennedy pledge to do in his speech? 2. Kennedy says the final judge of our actions will be who or what? 3. According to Kennedy, what is the “common enemy of man”? 4. Based on your reading of Kennedy’s speech, what is he mostly interested in accomplishing? “Only Daughter” 1. What are some factors contributing to Cisneros’s loneliness as a child? 2. How did Cisneros feel when her father said he has seven sons? 3. How does his reaction make Cisneros feel? 4. When Cisneros’s father reacts to her story, how does it make her feel? “One Man’s Profit is Another Man’s Loss” 1. According to his essay, what does Montaigne believe (what do you think his main point is)? 2. What does Montaigne seem to believe about people? 3. What does Montaigne believe about profits? 4. What does Montaigne believe about doctors? 2. NON-FICTION VOCABULARY WORDS: (10 MC Questions on vocabulary usage) Testimony Embroider Retrospect Negotiate Eradicate Venture Fulfill Condemn Contention Vice 3. CUMULATIVE LITERARY TERMS: (52 MC Questions) Short Story Unit Terms: Allusion Antagonist Author’s purpose Characterization: direct and indirect Climax Conflict Exposition Flashback Flat character Foreshadow Irony Plot Point of view Protagonist Resolution Rising action Round character Setting Static character Suspense Symbol Theme Novel Unit Terms Allegory Allusion Credibility Dystopia Ethos Fable Logos Pathos Propaganda Propaganda techniques: name-calling, glittering generalities, transfer, testimonial, plain folks, snob appeal, bandwagon, fear, logical fallacies, rhetorical question Pseudonym Rhetoric Rhetorical Devices Satire Non-Fiction Unit Terms Antithesis Argument Author’s purpose Bias Credibility Essay Evidence Main idea Memoir 4. READING APPLICATION QUESTIONS: (16 MC Questions) Three passages with vocabulary context question, literary terms application, and comprehension questions