Final+Exam+Review+Page

Dear Students and Parents:

I hope everyone is surviving the end of semester stress! We are almost at the end of the semester -- just one more test to ace, and we can all go home and enjoy the holidays. Remember, you must know the literary movements we studied, the authors, the works, characters, literary terms we reviewed, and the grammar we covered this semester. I put together several study aides for you. Check all this stuff out. Remember to read Ms.Pennell's study guide for //The Crucible.// Also, check out //The Scarlet Letter// web page for study guide information there as well.

Some review documents that might help you gather information and study for your final exams:



In this review exercise -- there are two questions that contain intervening prepositional phrases (thank you Dr. McCord)!! These phrases are to be ignored in regard to distinguishing whether or not the subjects are singular or plural, and the subjects are singular! Thanks to my very sharp Honors students in fourth period -- Billy Kopec and Zack Halaby -- extra credit for the two of you! The questions are as follows:

11. Sam, with several of his friends, **observes** the sky. 13. Your theory, as well as his ideas, **lacks** support.

I was wrong! Mea culpa -- I love it when you guys catch me making a mistake.

I hope this clears everything up, but just in case it does not -- here is the answer key for the grammar exercises:



Here is a graphic organizer literature review for Honors & CP for the final exam:



This is not completely filled out, but most of the authors and time periods are all covered for you. Make sure you get to the literary terms -- there are tons of questions testing your knowledge on these and examples of the terms found in the literature we read this semester. I will keep updating it and saving on this page for you. Here is another graphic organizer with all of the literary movements we will cover this semester:



Don't forget the work we did with the four basic sentence structures of the English language:



Some power points on grammar covered this semester:







Clauses -- Everything you need to know:





In regard to the literature we have covered this semester, here is a brief departmental power point to help you review for your exam:



Please study. You cannot pass this exam without carefully reviewing what we have covered this semester. If you have any questions, please email me or see me during the day. You know I am always happy to help you in any way that I can.

Sincerely, Ms. Pennell :)