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HOME CCHS Library netTrekker log-in Handbook of Literary Terms ("The Yellow Packet") Literary Terms Poetry Links Integrating Quotations Writing Help CCHS English Department	Mid-Year Exam Review: You are responsible for all of the information taught in the first semester and for knowing what to study. Use your notes, handouts, the Yellow Packet, and previous quizzes and tests to review for the mid-year exam. It is not the responsibility of your teacher to re-teach all of the information. Additional Suggested Review Sites: Please note that the exam will not be in the same format as these sites; rather, the tests will be more consistent with previous tests and quizzes you've taken in Ms. Hull's class. Oedipus: Remember that scary review game? It's ba-aack!! http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/%7Eloxias/oedipus/oedipusindex.htm Helpful grammar review: http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/punct/avcsfsro.html http://jcomm.uoregon.edu/%7Erussial/grammar/grambo.html#q1 Romeo and Juliet: http://www.shakespearehelp.com/romeo/main.htm Click the different acts under "Quizzes" to help refresh your memory about the play. Or try this site: http://web.uvic.ca/~mbest1/ISShakespeare/RJCourse/RJs-test.html Poetic Devices: http://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/lit_terms/index.html Greek and Latin Roots: There will be some coverage of roots that have relevancy in more than one area. For example, the root "rex" has relevancy for the play Oedipus in addition to being a root word that you studied. Roots will comprise a small portion of the exam.

Mid-Year Exam Review:

You are responsible for all of the information taught in the first semester and for knowing what to study. Use your notes, handouts, the Yellow Packet, and previous quizzes and tests to review for the mid-year exam. It is not the responsibility of your teacher to re-teach all of the information.

Additional Suggested Review Sites:

Please note that the exam will not be in the same format as these sites; rather, the tests will be more consistent with previous tests and quizzes you've taken in Ms. Hull's class.

Oedipus:

Remember that scary review game? It's ba-aack!!

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/%7Eloxias/oedipus/oedipusindex.htm

Helpful grammar review:

http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/punct/avcsfsro.html

http://jcomm.uoregon.edu/%7Erussial/grammar/grambo.html#q1

Romeo and Juliet:

http://www.shakespearehelp.com/romeo/main.htm

Click the different acts under "Quizzes" to help refresh your memory about the play.

Or try this site:

http://web.uvic.ca/~mbest1/ISShakespeare/RJCourse/RJs-test.html

Poetic Devices:

http://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/lit_terms/index.html

Greek and Latin Roots:

There will be some coverage of roots that have relevancy in more than one area.

For example, the root "rex" has relevancy for the play Oedipus in addition to being a root word that you studied.

Roots will comprise a small portion of the exam.