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School
House Books Multiple-Choice Solutions
for
the English Honors and the Literature and Composition Classrooms
This spiral notebook comes in two
editions óthe student's edition and the teacher's edition. The teacher's
edition includes both answers and explanations for every test in this spiral
notebook.
Chapter
One: Making Multiple-Choice Tests
for English
AP Language and Composition
The best way to learn is to teach.
This chapter teaches the students how to make multiple-choice tests.
Collaborative
Multiple-Choice Assignment
Direction are given here for writing
an multiple-choice test as a class. Individual and collaborative
assignments are detailed.
How
to Make Multiple-Choice Tests for English AP Literature and Composition
Typical phrasings used in AP Literature
multiple-choice tests are included. Headings name the type of questions
that need to be asked. Numbers in parentheses indicate the maximum
number of questions that should be asked out of 50 for that particular
heading.
Chapter
Two: Writing Multiple-Choice Tests
for English
AP Literature and Composition
This chapter has six full-length
tests with thirty passages from several works of literary merit.
Authors include George Gordon, Lord Byron, Henry James, Robert Bridges,
Henry Fielding, Thomas Hardy, Kate Chopin, Joseph Addison, Robert Frost,
William Wordsworth, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Mary Shelly, Elizabeth Gaskell,
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Keats, Robert Frost, Emily Dickinson, George
Eliot, Anne Bradstreet, Katherine Mansfield, William Blake, and William
Shakespeare. Each prose passage or poem is followed by a space
to write multiple-choice questions.
Chapter
Three: Multiple-Choice Test-Taking Hints
The multiple-choice section of the
English AP exam consists of 50 to 60 questions on five passages which have
to be answered in one hour. Twelve full-length tests are available
in this spiral notebook. These tests could be taken as a whole in
a sixty minute period, or separately. This chapter has some suggestions
to help complete the test more successfully. After reading the suggested
strategies, students can take the tests, applying each of these strategies.
As they continue to take more of the exams in this book, they should adopt
those strategies which work. Plenty of space is provided to add more
strategies that work.
Chapter
Four - Nine: Six Full-Length Practice Tests
This chapter has six full-length
tests with thirty passages from several works of literary merit.
Authors include Matthew Arnold, Jane Austen, W. H. Auden, Joseph Conrad,
Elizabeth Drew, Emily Dickinson, John Keats, Charles Dickens, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, Edgar Allen Poe, D. H. Lawrence, Mark Twain, Stephen Crane,
Adrienne Rich, William Shakespeare, and Dylan Thomas.
Click
here for a preview of the test on Practice Test Six, Passage One, including
the Answers/Explanations.
Chapter
Ten: The EssayóProse Analysis
This chapter begins with ìThree Close
reading Steps for Analyzing Prose Passages.î Following that detailed
help are nine separate prose analysis timed essays. The prose passages
used come from the same authors that were used to create the multiple-choice
tests in Chapters four through nine. Each excerpt is accompanied
by a prompt. Two rubrics are included to guide the reading, writing,
and grading of these prose analysis questions.
Chapter
Eleven: The EssayóPoetry Analysis
This chapter begins with ìThree Close
reading Steps for Analyzing Poetry.î Following that detailed help
are seven separate poetry analysis timed essays. The poems used come
from the same authors that were used to create the multiple-choice tests
in Chapters four through nine. Each excerpt is accompanied by a prompt.
Four rubrics are included to guide the reading, writing, and grading of
these poetry analysis questions.
Chapter
Twelve: The EssayóThe Open Question
This chapter begins with a rubric
that can be used to guide the reading, writing, and grading of all open
questions. Two timed essay tests follow.
Chapter
Thirteen: Tests Keys
This chapter is only included in
the Teacher Edition. It has the answers and explanations to all the
tests in this workbook. |