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The Rise of Realism Unit Test

The Rise of Realism Unit Test. (open-note) This Wed. Test Topics and Literature.

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The Rise of Realism Unit Test

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  1. The Rise of Realism Unit Test (open-note) This Wed.

  2. Test Topics and Literature • Introduction to the Rise of Realism (you outlined this section on pg. 382-395). I also gave you a PowerPoint set of notes on this section, as an overview. You may use both the outline and those notes. • Literature: • “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass” on pg. 399-403 • “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” on pg. 424-430 • “The Lowest Animal” on pg. 469-473 • “To Build a Fire” on pg. 481-492 • You may use any questions, assignments, or notes you have on any of the above stories.

  3. To help review for your test… • Do the following questions over the introduction to this unit in your workbook: • Pg. 153 – Last two questions in the column on the right (Identify Cause & Effect and Compare & Contrast) • Pg. 154 – Do all questions • Pg. 155 – Last question only (Word Study) • Pg. 156 – Do the one question listed (Clarify) • Pg. 157 – Do all questions • Pg. 158 – None • Pg. 159 – Do the one question listed (Draw Conclusions) • Pg. 160 – Do all questions • Pg. 161 – Do all questions • You do not have to number these questions – Organize your paper by pg. # instead, please! • Remember, do not write in your workbook. If it tells you to circle or underline, just copy that information onto your sheet of paper for that page.

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