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An unreliable narrator always misleads a reader intentionally.

“A Jury of Her Peers”Identify a symbol and explains what it signifies/means. Use a direct quote from the text with an MLA citation to support your thinking.

In “The Storm” by Kate Chopin, how does Alcée arrive at Calixta’s house?

In “Spanish Roulette” by Ed Vega, Willie tries to convince Sixto to enact revenge for his sister.

In “The Storm” by Kate Chopin, What town did Calixta and Alcée previously have an encounter in?

In “The Storm” by Kate Chopin, wat fruit is Calixta’s lips compared to?

Imagine it is a few months from today. One of your friends comes to you in a panic. They say, “My professor just assigned us a research project. We have to have ten credible sources, and the paper has to take a position on a topic related to the class. But there were no other instructions. I haven’t taken English 1302 yet, so I have no idea how to write a big research paper like this. What do I do?”In your own words, explain what you would say to your friend. Step-by-step, tell them what they need to do to write a research paper from start (picking a topic) to the research process to the outlining and drafting process to the finish line (editing the final draft).

The [BLANK-1] is the agenda-setter for foreign policy and may move unilaterally in some instances.

Choose one of the three items below and formally respond. Label your response with the chosen item’s letter.  a. Romantic poetry often explores (addresses, talks about) social injustices committed against others. Choose three poems that discuss social injustices. What injustice is being discussed in each poem? According to each poem you have chosen, why does the injustice occur and what impact does the injustice or wrong have on humanity? Is the poet’s complaint valid? Why or why not? Does the poet offer a solution, whether openly or implied? If the poet offers a solution, is the solution valid? Why or why not?  Each poem must be from a different poet. At least one of the three poems must be an Early Romantic Poet’s work and at least one must be a Late Romantic Poet’s work. Once you have used a poet’s work in one response, you cannot include that work or poet again in another response. Choose wisely. b. Many romantic poets explore their own personal pain and suffering through their poems. Discuss at least three poems by different poets who deal with personal pain and suffering through their writings. What are the three poets’ perspectives on what causes personal human pain and suffering? What are the results of this pain and suffering that each experiences? Does each poet deliver a greater message or lesson for us as readers about his pain and suffering? If so, what is that message and do you agree? Why or why not?  Each poem must be from a different poet. At least one of the three must be an Early Romantic Poet’s work and at least one must be a Late Romantic Poet’s work. Once you have used a poet’s work in one response, you cannot include that work or poet again in another response. Choose wisely. c. Romantic poets often explore the idea of loss in their works. Discuss three poems that deal with a loss of some sort. What is the loss in each work? What does the poet suggest about that loss and its impact.  What is each poet’s greater message about loss? Do you agree or disagree? Explain why or why not.  Each poem must be from a different poet. At least one of the three must be an Early Romantic Poet’s work and at least one must be a Late Romantic Poet’s work. Once you have used a poet’s work in one response, you cannot include that work or that poet again in another response. Choose wisely.

The exam includes:40 Multiple Choice questions.2-3 Paragraph Essay Response.There is a 60 minute time limit. No Extra Time allowed unless with ADA Accommodations.Extra Credit based on Supplemental Completion of EOC Review Booklet.The exam must be taken through HonorLock.