Study Guide
for the English 9 Standards Exam
Exam Format:
Part I: Literary Terms matching (12 marks)
Part II: Poetry multiple choice (6 marks)
The last 4 sections refer to a short story that you will read.
Part III: Reading Comprehension (6 marks)
Part IV: Grammar (12 marks)
Part V: Vocabulary in Context (6 marks)
Part VI: Multi-Paragraph response to short story (12 marks)
What to Study:
Literary Terms
- Be able to match terms and definitions
- Be able to identify examples
Alliteration
Antagonist
Aside
Assonance
Blank verse
Chorus
Consonance
Dramatic irony
Free verse
Hyperbole
Iambic pentameter
Metaphor
Meter
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Paradox
Personification
Petrarchan lover
Simile
Situational irony
Soliloquy
Tragedy
Verbal irony
Poetry
- Be able to read and understand the meaning of a poem.
- Be able to identify examples of poetic devices.
- Be able to distinguish between blank verse, free verse, and iambic pentameter.
Grammar
- Be able to identify all parts of speech in a sentence.
- Be able to identify parts of a sentence: subject, main verb, indirect object, direct object.
- Be able to read a story and answer questions about meaning, conflict, and plot.
Vocabulary
- Be able to identify the meaning of a word based on its context in a sentence.
Multi-Paragraph Answer
- Be able to write a multi-paragraph essay in response to a story you read.
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