FORMAT
 20 multiple choice (3 points each)
 5 Completion (3 points each)
 4 Application (3 points each)
 1 essay (13 points)

FRANKLIN
 Autobiography
 Overcoming bad habits
 List of virtues to understand each one
 Reveals his traits as a person

THE CRUCIBLE
 Parris’s belief in the supernatural and concern for his daughter
 What drives Mrs. Putnam to hunt for witches
 Know allusion---devil was once an angel
 Main purpose in bringing Mary Warren to court
 Verbal Irony—”out of her infinite charity”
 When does the climax in act IV occur?
 Parallel to McCarthy Hearings
 Why Proctor is determined to preserve his good name

THE SCARLET LETTER
 Irony in Dimmesdale asking for the name of the father
 Pearl’s function in the novel
 What Dimmesdale’s continuing illness results from
 Paradoxes in the novel
 Climax of novel

RESEARCH PAPER
 Times New Roman font
 Thesis—last sentence of intro
 Parallel structure
 Argumentative versus persuasive
 How a WC page lists entries—ABC order

APPLICATION SECTION
 Deals with Franklin
 tone (happy, sad, optimistic, etc…?)
 Purpose (inform, persuade, entertain?)
 What is the attitude the authors takes toward the subject?

ESSAY
 Choice from 3
 One on Scarlet Letter
 One on Crucible
 One on Franklin

HOW TO STUDY
 Review critical reading questions
 Review notes from class
 Review reader’s log summaries and notes about characters