Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Explore English

April 24th

Silent Reading  15 min.

Daily Grammar

Definitions/Literary term


Daily Dose # 31


Insert the correct punctuation in the following sentence:


In 1968 982 students came to sing dance and march 



 



 



 



In 1968, 982 students came to sing, dance and march.


Daily Dose # 32 


Insert the correct punctuation in the following sentence:


We dont however disagree to often





 



We don't, however, disagree too often.


Daily Dose # 33


Insert the correct punctuation in the following sentence:


Many books especially cheap ones are put together in haste however with proper care even cheap books can last for a long time










Many books, especially cheap ones, are put together in haste; however, with proper care even cheap books can last for a long time.





Literary Terms


Foil

In fiction, a foil is a character who contrasts with another character —usually the protagonist— in order to highlight particular qualities of the other character. In some cases, a subplot can be used as a foil to the main plot. 



Dilemma


*When a character has two choices which both have potentially bad results.


Dilemma is a Greek word, which means double proposition, or perplexing situation, which presents two different possibilities, and both of them seem practically acceptable.



 Test Prep:


Here is the what the test will look like:



Section A:  T or F (10 marks)



Section B: Multiple Choice (10 marks)



Section C: Fill in the blanks (10 marks)



Section D: Sequence of events (10 marks)




Finish reading. Test will be Thursday afternoon. I will give some clues on Thursday morning.