CSET Multiple Subjects Subtest I
Reading, Language and Literature
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Questions & Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct
Question:
The Comma
Answer:
In a series; with paranthetical expressions; before conjunctions and
transitional words; after introductory phrases; between consecutive
adjectives; with informal quotations.
Question:
The Semicolon
Answer:
A punctuation mark used to combine sentences or to make lists requiring
description. It is like a BALANCE
,Question:
The Colon
Answer:
A formal introducer. It is usually translated to mean as follows. Use it
sparingly and never after is, are, was, or were when presenting a series.
Question:
Analyzing Poetry
Answer:
Dramatic Situ, -What is the dramatic situation?
-What is the structure of the poem?
-What is the theme of the poem?
-Is the meaning clear?
-What is the tone of the poem?
-What are the important images and figures of speech?
Question:
Dramatic Situation
Answer:
a situation that drives the plot of a drama that involves the dynamic relation
between a character and a goal or objective and the obstacles that intervene
between the character and the objective
,Question:
Poem structure
Answer:
How the words are arranged for a poem Are there stanzas, are lines the same
length. Look at the punctuation. Think about the logic of the poem. You are
looking to understand meaning.
Question:
Theme in Poems
Answer:
a unifying idea that is a recurrent element in a literary or artistic work
Question:
Images and Figures of Speech
Answer:
Consider:
* Literal sensory objects
> Field of poppies or Stench of corruption
* Similes & Metaphors
> What are the comparisons
* Patterns in images
> Perhaps a series of comparisons all comparing men to wild animals
, Question:
Tone of the Poem
Answer:
the emotion being expressed in the poem
Question:
Literary Devices
Answer:
Tools used by the author to enliven and provide voice to the writing (e.g.,
dialogue, alliteration).
Question:
Prosidy
Answer:
The rhythm of speech with pauses and phraseology as well as certain auditory
intonation patterns
Reading, Language and Literature
(Latest Update )
Questions & Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct
Question:
The Comma
Answer:
In a series; with paranthetical expressions; before conjunctions and
transitional words; after introductory phrases; between consecutive
adjectives; with informal quotations.
Question:
The Semicolon
Answer:
A punctuation mark used to combine sentences or to make lists requiring
description. It is like a BALANCE
,Question:
The Colon
Answer:
A formal introducer. It is usually translated to mean as follows. Use it
sparingly and never after is, are, was, or were when presenting a series.
Question:
Analyzing Poetry
Answer:
Dramatic Situ, -What is the dramatic situation?
-What is the structure of the poem?
-What is the theme of the poem?
-Is the meaning clear?
-What is the tone of the poem?
-What are the important images and figures of speech?
Question:
Dramatic Situation
Answer:
a situation that drives the plot of a drama that involves the dynamic relation
between a character and a goal or objective and the obstacles that intervene
between the character and the objective
,Question:
Poem structure
Answer:
How the words are arranged for a poem Are there stanzas, are lines the same
length. Look at the punctuation. Think about the logic of the poem. You are
looking to understand meaning.
Question:
Theme in Poems
Answer:
a unifying idea that is a recurrent element in a literary or artistic work
Question:
Images and Figures of Speech
Answer:
Consider:
* Literal sensory objects
> Field of poppies or Stench of corruption
* Similes & Metaphors
> What are the comparisons
* Patterns in images
> Perhaps a series of comparisons all comparing men to wild animals
, Question:
Tone of the Poem
Answer:
the emotion being expressed in the poem
Question:
Literary Devices
Answer:
Tools used by the author to enliven and provide voice to the writing (e.g.,
dialogue, alliteration).
Question:
Prosidy
Answer:
The rhythm of speech with pauses and phraseology as well as certain auditory
intonation patterns
