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CSET English - 3
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Modern English Novelist - Sons and Lovers - Women in Love
Correlative conjunction
Demonstrative Pronouns
Narrative Discourse
DH Lawrence
2. Lots of speechifying - REVENGE!
Senecan Tragedy
suffix 'ance'
Truism (Rhetoric)
Formative Assessment
3. Helps brainstorm new topics for research
Indefinite Pronouns
Interrogative Pronouns
Demonstrative Pronouns
Know - Want to Know - Learn
4. This Side of Paradise
5. Attempts to inform. May use compare and contrast - cause and effect - define - etc.
Expository Discourse
suffix 'able'
Diction
Holden Caufield
6. When learning L2 - certain grammar functions are acquired naturally within the parameters of learning a certain language.
7. Link balanced words and phrases; either - or
Correlative conjunction
suffix 'less'
metaphoric essay organization
Interrogative Pronouns
8. Oscar Wilde
Expository Tone
APA Bibliography Author
reflexive pronouns
The Picture of Dorian Gray
9. Son of Odysseus and Penelope
Conflict of Shelley's Frankenstein
Telemachus
American Modern Plays
Anton Chekov
10. French Neoclassical - 'Fables'
Truism (Rhetoric)
Jean De la Fontaine
Krashen's Input hypothesis
Roman a clef
11. Two systems to learn a language - acquire it (like first language) and learn from a formal setting.
12. 1. Average amount of words in a sentence. 2. Average of syllables per word.
absolute pronouns
Variables of Flesch - Kincaid Formula
The Weary Blues
Allegory
13. You Can't go Home Again - Look Homeward. Novelist - American modern
DH Lawrence
Thomas Wolfe
Years of Harlem Renaissance
Characterization of child Pip in 'Great Expectations'
14. Survey - Question - Read - Recite - and Review. Ongoing process to help understand text.
SQ3R
Correlative conjunction
Ray Bradbury
reciprocal pronouns
15. Subjective or emotional association
Hatchet
connotation
Krashen's Acquisition - Learning hypothesis
Krashen's 2 hypotheses
16. All - Some - any - several - each - nobody
Indefinite Pronouns
Krashen's Input hypothesis
metaphoric essay organization
Demonstrative Pronouns
17. Factors that play a non causal but still significant role in L2 acquisition. High motivation - self confidence - etc.
18. The act of
19. Multiple choice - fill in the blank - true/false - TESTS!
Traditional Assessment
reciprocal pronouns
Correlative conjunction
Krashen's Natural Order hypothesis
20. 1. Virtuous pagans 2. Lust 3. Gluttony 4. Greedy and Miserly 5. Anger 6. Heresy 7. Violence (outer - middle - inner) 8. Fraud 9. Treachery
21. American poet and novelist - The Bell Jar
Sylvia Plath
Diction
Krashen's Acquisition - Learning hypothesis
Expository Tone
22. English Renaissance poet and playwright - BLANK VERSE - Doctor Faustus
Krashen's Input hypothesis
Characterization of child Pip in 'Great Expectations'
Christopher Marlowe
Word Webs
23. 1920-1940
Descriptive Discourse
Years of Harlem Renaissance
George Bernard Shaw
Jean De la Fontaine
24. Encourages students to make predictions while reading.
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Know - Want to Know - Learn
Directed Reading thinking activity
Argumentative Discourse
25. A person acquires L2 by being exposed to it naturally.
26. Careful word choice for meaning and tone
Diction
Allegory
Anton Chekov
Expository Discourse
27. Joins subordinate clause to main. Because - as - that - w5
Sylvia Plath
subordinating conjunctions
'The Crucible'
Traditional Assessment
28. Langston Hughes
Complex Sentence
The Weary Blues
Correlative conjunction
Ray Bradbury
29. Part to whole and back
synedochic essay organization
Argumentative Discourse
suffix 'able'
Authentic Assessment
30. A pattern of meaning beyond what is evident on the surface.
SQ3R
Sylvia Plath
Thomas Wolfe
Allegory
31. Reflective stance towards experience
APA Bibliography Author
Allegory
ironic essay organization
Demonstrative Pronouns
32. American contemporary novelist - Fahrenheit 451 - Martian Chronicles
Medieval Miracle Plays
Authentic Assessment
Ray Bradbury
Two cities in Dickens 'Tale of Two Cities'
33. 8th to 2nd century BC
Descriptive Discourse
Krashen's Input hypothesis
Edward Lear famous for?
Greek Classical to Hellenistic
34. Informative writing that is clear and concise.
Anticipation Guide
Medieval Miracle Plays
Expository Tone
American Contemporary Plays
35. Mid 20th century - present.
Louisa May Alcott
Conflict of Shelley's Frankenstein
Truism (Rhetoric)
American Contemporary Plays
36. Without - lacking
37. Dictionary definition
Greek Classical to Hellenistic
denotation
Ray Bradbury
DH Lawrence
38. Quintus Novius - Latin poet.
Roman a clef
denotation
reciprocal pronouns
wrote Mania Medica
39. Who - which - that - where - and how
Interrogative Pronouns
Circles of Dante's Divine Comedy
George Bernard Shaw
The Weary Blues
40. Self vs Supernatural
41. This - That - These - Those
wrote Mania Medica
Demonstrative Pronouns
F. Scott Fitzgerald's first Novel
Graphic Organizer
42. Affective Filter and Input hypothesis
43. Each other - one another
Krashen's 2 hypotheses
Present tense
Indefinite Pronouns
reciprocal pronouns
44. Russian playwright - The Cherry Orchard - early 18th century
Expository Discourse
Expository Tone
Anton Chekov
Senecan Tragedy
45. Notes how things are like to the five senses. Metaphors and similies may also be used here.
'The Yellow Wallpaper'
Argumentative Discourse
Descriptive Discourse
Interrogative Pronouns
46. Guilty and undeserving
47. My - your - his - her - its - our
Possessive Pronouns
synedochic essay organization
connotation
Expository Discourse
48. Student attempts a real life task.
Graphic Organizer
Diction
Present tense
Authentic Assessment
49. Type of semantic mapping
Word Webs
Krashen's 2 hypotheses
suffix 'able'
American Contemporary Plays
50. One experience to the next
Henrik Ibsen
metonymic essay organization
Argumentative Discourse
Relative pronouns