ENG1502 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ SIOP Model.
Answer: Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol. Has 30 components
including a lesson plan checklist.
◍ Character.
Answer: A person in a novel, short story or play
◍ Protagonist.
Answer: Usually the central/ main characterThe action of the story revolves
around the protagonist and the conflict
◍ Antagonist.
Answer: The opposition to the protagonist; the character or force the
protagonist struggles against and must overcome.
◍ Dynamic Character.
Answer: a character that changes or grows as a result of the story's actions.
They usually learn something about themselves, other people, or the world
as they struggle to resolve their conflicts. The changes contribute to the
meaning of the story.
◍ 7 Strategies of Highly Effective Readers.
Answer: Activating, Inferring, Monitoring-Clarifying, Questioning,
Searching-Selecting, Summarizing, visualizing-organizing.
◍ Static Character.
Answer: A character that does not change or are the same at the end of a
story as they were in the beginning
,◍ Activating.
Answer: What they already know about a topic.
◍ Inferring.
Answer: Putting together what is said and what is implied.
◍ Direct Characterization.
Answer: the author telling you what a character is like
◍ Indirect Characterization.
Answer: Developing characters through dialogue, thoughts, and action. It is
considered the best form of characterization
◍ Monitoring-Clarifying.
Answer: Think about what they are reading and if they understand it.
◍ Questioning.
Answer: Reader asks self questions about the text and then answers those
questions
◍ Text Evidence.
Answer: Using what the text says to support what you think or believe
◍ Searching-Selecting.
Answer: Search sources to get information to help understand text.
◍ Summarizing.
Answer: Restates meaning in own words.
◍ Visualizing-organizing.
Answer: Use of graphic organizers to understand text.
◍ Inference.
Answer: adding new information to what you already know in order to draw
a conclusion about something
◍ Plot.
Answer: Sequence of events in a story where each event causes the next
event to happen. (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
, ◍ Formative Assessment.
Answer: Ongoing monitoring of student progress. Helps to determine the
next steps in teaching.
◍ Exposition.
Answer: The beginning of the story that introduces the situation, characters,
setting, and conflict.
◍ Rising Action.
Answer: Events that lead up to the climax. Action is building, excitement
and suspense grow.
◍ Climax.
Answer: The turning point/high point of a story; most exciting part
◍ Summative Assessment.
Answer: Assessment at the end of a unit or semester. Less frequent, used to
assign grades.
◍ William Shakespeare.
Answer: 1564-1616 English Renaissance poet and playwright. Considered
the foremost dramatist in world literature and the greatest author to write in
the English language.154 sonnets, 38 plays.
◍ Shakespeare Plays.
Answer: All's Well That Ends Well, As You Like It, The Comedy of Errors,
Love's Labors Lost, Measure for Measure, The Taming of the Shrew, The
Winter's Tale, King John, etc.
◍ William Faulkner.
Answer: Mississippi 1897-1962. Wrote 1 play, poems, essays, novels, short
stories, and screen plays. Known as one of the greatest authors of southern
literature. Novels based on his experience living in Mississippi and the 2
counties where he lived. The Sound and The Fury, As I Lay Dying, Light in
August, Absalom Absalom, A Rose for Emily.
◍ Geoffrey Chaucer.
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ SIOP Model.
Answer: Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol. Has 30 components
including a lesson plan checklist.
◍ Character.
Answer: A person in a novel, short story or play
◍ Protagonist.
Answer: Usually the central/ main characterThe action of the story revolves
around the protagonist and the conflict
◍ Antagonist.
Answer: The opposition to the protagonist; the character or force the
protagonist struggles against and must overcome.
◍ Dynamic Character.
Answer: a character that changes or grows as a result of the story's actions.
They usually learn something about themselves, other people, or the world
as they struggle to resolve their conflicts. The changes contribute to the
meaning of the story.
◍ 7 Strategies of Highly Effective Readers.
Answer: Activating, Inferring, Monitoring-Clarifying, Questioning,
Searching-Selecting, Summarizing, visualizing-organizing.
◍ Static Character.
Answer: A character that does not change or are the same at the end of a
story as they were in the beginning
,◍ Activating.
Answer: What they already know about a topic.
◍ Inferring.
Answer: Putting together what is said and what is implied.
◍ Direct Characterization.
Answer: the author telling you what a character is like
◍ Indirect Characterization.
Answer: Developing characters through dialogue, thoughts, and action. It is
considered the best form of characterization
◍ Monitoring-Clarifying.
Answer: Think about what they are reading and if they understand it.
◍ Questioning.
Answer: Reader asks self questions about the text and then answers those
questions
◍ Text Evidence.
Answer: Using what the text says to support what you think or believe
◍ Searching-Selecting.
Answer: Search sources to get information to help understand text.
◍ Summarizing.
Answer: Restates meaning in own words.
◍ Visualizing-organizing.
Answer: Use of graphic organizers to understand text.
◍ Inference.
Answer: adding new information to what you already know in order to draw
a conclusion about something
◍ Plot.
Answer: Sequence of events in a story where each event causes the next
event to happen. (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
, ◍ Formative Assessment.
Answer: Ongoing monitoring of student progress. Helps to determine the
next steps in teaching.
◍ Exposition.
Answer: The beginning of the story that introduces the situation, characters,
setting, and conflict.
◍ Rising Action.
Answer: Events that lead up to the climax. Action is building, excitement
and suspense grow.
◍ Climax.
Answer: The turning point/high point of a story; most exciting part
◍ Summative Assessment.
Answer: Assessment at the end of a unit or semester. Less frequent, used to
assign grades.
◍ William Shakespeare.
Answer: 1564-1616 English Renaissance poet and playwright. Considered
the foremost dramatist in world literature and the greatest author to write in
the English language.154 sonnets, 38 plays.
◍ Shakespeare Plays.
Answer: All's Well That Ends Well, As You Like It, The Comedy of Errors,
Love's Labors Lost, Measure for Measure, The Taming of the Shrew, The
Winter's Tale, King John, etc.
◍ William Faulkner.
Answer: Mississippi 1897-1962. Wrote 1 play, poems, essays, novels, short
stories, and screen plays. Known as one of the greatest authors of southern
literature. Novels based on his experience living in Mississippi and the 2
counties where he lived. The Sound and The Fury, As I Lay Dying, Light in
August, Absalom Absalom, A Rose for Emily.
◍ Geoffrey Chaucer.
