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Unit 1 Test Review
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Native American
Olaudah Equiano
Lit. Terms
Vocabulary
Of Plymouth Plantation
Grammar
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This grammatical error is known as a fragment and
is this kind of clause written as a complete
sentence.
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What is a dependent clause?
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Correct the sentence by spelling out the correct
usage of their/theyre/there ________ favorite
coffee was French Vanilla.
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What is their?
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Identify the following grammatical term A
complete sentence is also called __________
____________.
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Identify the following grammatical term A
complete sentence is also called __________
____________.
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Independent Clause
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State the rule for correcting a fragment when you
want to combine a dependent and independent
clause.
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Put the dependent clause first, then a comma,
then the independent clause.
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Correct the following sentence When she finally
weighed the pros and cons and made up her mind.
June felt comfortable with her decision.
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Which belief system do the Native Americans
believe in polytheistic or monotheistic?
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What is polytheistic?
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Define the term captures a groups ideals with
stores, poems, and songs that convey a peoples
values, concerns and history.
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What is oral tradition?
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Name two of the Onondaga cultural beliefs evident
in The Earth of the Turtles Back
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What is belief in community, and listening to
the Great Spirits commands when he appears in
your dreams?
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Why did the Sky spirit INITIALLY banish the bears
to live at the base of the mountain?
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What is because when he first created them, they
looked fierce and mean?
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Why was the Sky Spirit angry when he first saw
his daughter and grandchildren?
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Because she was a grown woman and the mixed
children (half-bear, half Native American) were
his grandchildren.
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Who wrote Of Plymouth Plantation?
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Who is William Bradford?
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List the term a first hand account by people who
lived through significant historic events.
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First-hand narrative account
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List three things that William Bradford
accomplished?
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• Established Plymouth, MA
• Re-elected 30 times as governor
• Organized the repayment of debts to financial
  backers
• Encouraged new immigration
• Established democratic process in town meetings

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Describe three specific facts from the Starving
Time in Of Plymouth Plantation.
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• What are
• Lost half of their company (50 people)
• Six or seven people had to take care of the other
  43 that were ill.
• The well crew became to become stingy and
  wouldnt give beer to the sick crew member that
  requested it.
• The boatswain who used to curse at the passengers
  became ill and the passengers took care of him
  and he told them he didnt deserve it.

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List two of the agreements that the
Puritans/Native Americans agreed upon.
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• Neither he nor any of his should injure others
• If any of his did hurt to any of theirs he should
  send the offender so that they might punish him.
• If anything was taken, he should return it.
• If any other group did war against him, he would
  aid them and vice versa.
• He should send his neighbors to notify each other
  in time of attack from other groups.
• Leave bows and arrows behind when meeting with
  each other.

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An autobiographical account of life as a slave.
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What is a slave narrative?
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Name two details about the slaves below deck.
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• What is
• Horrible smell
• men in shackles
• Shreikds of women
• People getting sick

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What literary term did Equiano focus on that made
his narrative persuasive?
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What is imagery?
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What was the only kindness Equiano received while
on board?
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A crew member who showed him how the qudrant
worked.
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What was the result of the captured slaves
jumping overboard?
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What is Two of the men drowned, the third was
rescued and flogged severely
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The authors attitude towards his/her subject
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tone
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Descriptive or figurative language that creates
an image in the readers head.
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What is imagery?
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What is a reference to another historical moment,
piece of artwork, literature, in a poem, short
story, narrative, play, novel?
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What is allusion?
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What is a true story about real-life events?
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What is a narrative?
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What is a reference throughout a work of
literature that is a concrete object?
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What is a symbol?
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To romp or to dance around
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What is cavort?
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High praise
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What is eulogy?
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Nearness in place or time kinship
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What is propinquity?
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Immature in experience or judgement
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What is verdant?
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Not unusual or expected, not in character.
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What is unwonted?
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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We have studied literature from this year span in
Unit 1.
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8,000 years B.C to 1789.