English+III+Semester+Exam+Study+Guide

Link to our 5 grammar review paragraphs


 * 1. Anglo-Saxon History: Jesse Taylor

2. Anglo-Saxon Vocabulary and "The Seafarer", "The Wanderer": Grace Waller: Finished

3. Beowulf -- plot, characters, relating it to the elements of an epic: Meredith Beck: Finished

4. Elements of an Epic: Michael Galo: Finished

5. Chapters 1-3 Grammar Review: Blake Breeden

6. Complements (DO, IO, OC, PN, PA) -- NOT diagramming: Jim Hillin: Finished

7. Diagramming simple sentences and complements: Matthew Anderson: Finished

8. Appositives, Prepositional, and Gerund Phrases: Niles Keith: Finished

9. Infinitive and Participle Phrases: Palmer Richardson: Finished

10. Phrases Diagramming: Michael Canterbury

11. Adjective Clauses: David Anderson: Finished

12. Adverb Clauses: Ford Ortale: Finished

13. Noun Clauses: Ethan Cardwell: Finished

14. Clauses in our Writing: Nava Niebur

15. Frankenstein Vocabulary: Anna Claire Temple: Finished

16. Frankenstein content, plot, characters, etc: Trey Banks: Finished

17. Frankenstein debate topics and discussion questions: Rafe Tenpenny

18. Citations -- basic book, book with 2 or more authors, anthology: Carson Staley: Finished

19. Citations -- cd, dvd, article within encyclopedia: Katie McMurray: Finished

20.** Citations -- specific work within an anthology, book with an edition, how to title, underline, or quotation marks: Kate Gilfilen: **Finished**