English 10: Intro to Literature, Review Sheet

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English 10EM
Instructor: Stanavage
Spring 2007
Final Exam review sheet

Definition – 10 questions: 50 mins

Matching– 15 questions: 15 mins

Short answer – 5 essays @ 10 mins each: 50 mins

Total = 115 mins = 1hr 55 mins


[edit] Definition

  • Accent
  • Agency
  • Alexandrine
  • Allegory
  • Alliteration
  • Allusion
  • Apostrophe
  • Assonance
  • Blank Verse
  • Consonance
  • Elizabethan
  • Flat Character
  • Foot
  • Genre
  • Great Chain of Being
  • Image
  • Imagery
  • Irony
  • Jacobean
  • Metaphor
  • Meter
  • Prose
  • Rhyme scheme
  • Rhythm
  • Round character
  • Scansion
  • Simile
  • Spenserian stanza
  • Stanza
  • Syntax
  • Theme
  • Tone
  • Verse
  • Voice

[edit] Matching

  • Study terms for meter and rhythm
  • Know the monarchs of England during this period
  • Know character names and what works they are from
  • Know terms for different kinds of stanzas (quatrain, octet, etc.)

[edit] Short Answer

Be prepared to do close reading of brief passages.

Example:

1) Briefly discuss the following passage:

Amongst them all she placed him most low,
And in his hand a distaffe to him gaue,
That he thereon should spin both flax and tow;
A sordid office for a mind so braue.
So hard it is to be a womans slaue,
Yet he it tooke in his owne selfes despight,
And thereto did himselfe right well behaue,
Her to obay, sith he his faith had plight,
Her vassal to become, if she him wonne in fight.

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