There are forty-five (45) questions on the first part of the exam. These questions are broken down into six (6) sections:
A. The Essay (10 True or False Questions)
B. Unity and Coherence (2 Multiple Choice Questions)
C. Research Skills (5 True or False Questions)
D. Elements of Narrative/Literary Terms (6 Multiple Choice
Questions)
E. General Research (12 Multiple Choice Questions)
F. General Documentation and Citation (10 True or False
Questions)
The questions dealing with literary terms will require
knowledge of such terms as:
| irony | tone | paradox / oxymoron | theme |
| symbol / symbolism | metaphor | simile | character |
| plot: | conflict | climax / denouement | exposition |
| point of view: | omniscient | objective | selective omniscient |
| setting | mood | foreshadowing | character |
| rhyme | rhythm | imagery |
A. Percy Shelley & Lord Byron (3 Q's)
B. Mary Shelley (14 Q's)
C. Critical Essays (15 Q's)
All of these question come directly from the "Homework Questions" for these readings. They will all be in a multiple choice format.