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Multiple choice:

 * ====Writing about Literature -- Look over this test.====
 * ====The Elements of Fiction: Chapters 1 – 8, with a focus on literary terms and how they work/are used -- Look over your tests. ====
 * ==== Prose excerpts with multiple choice questions -- If you'd like to see examples, ask me. ====
 * ==== The Elements of Drama: Chapters 1 – 2, with a focus on differences between drama and prose fiction, including advantages and limitations to the playwright -- Look over your test. ====
 * ==== “A Jury of Her Peers” and __ Trifles __, both by Susan Glaspell -- These will be BIG PICTURE questions as these works relate broadly to each other and to their respective genres (prose fiction, short story vs dramatic fiction, play) ====
 * ==== The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams OR A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen **This will just be for the essay - I'm taking it off the MC part.**====
 * ==== One drama excerpt with multiple choice questions -- If you'd like to see examples, ask me. ====

Write the drama essay ahead of time and bring in on the day of the exam.

 * ====One essay with __The Glass Menagerie__ by Tennessee Williams OR __A Doll’s House__ by Henrik Ibsen====
 * __A Doll's House__ - choose one of the following essay prompts:
 * ** Topic A: Discuss __ A Doll's House __ in terms of feminist criticism.  **
 * ** Topic B: Trace Nora's awakening sense of herself and discus the realizations that drove her to the choice she makes at the end of the play. **
 * ** Topic C: Analyze the characters of Helmer and Nora individually and in relation to each other. **
 * __The Glass Menagerie__ - choose one of the following essay prompts:
 * **Topic A: Analyze Jim O'Connor and Tom Wingfield as parallel characters.**
 * **Topic B: Determine whether or not the text makes a general statement about the middle class.**
 * **Topic C: Analyze Williams' use of religious imagery and language in the play.**
 * ====One essay with SSR - Such as -- (which are good things to put on your note card) Identify theme statements, overall meaning of the work, symbolism, character relationships, characterization and character development====
 * ====One essay writing about a prose excerpt which will be provided on the exam -- If you'd like to see examples, ask me.====