English Unit 1 Exam for multiple choice and the writing

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What tense do you have to write in?

The present tense (she is walking)

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What POV are you using?

Third Person. (He, She, They)

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What do you have to avoid?

Contractions (don’t use can’t, use cannot).

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How are you supposed to cite for a regular book?

(Poe 123) No comma, no “pages”.

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How are you supposed to cite a poem?

(Author, line(s) 123). Use a comma, use “lines”.

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What is an archetype?

A recurring pattern of character, symbol, or situation found in the mythology, religion, and stories of all cultures. (An archetype is a character who represents a specific set of universal, recognizable behaviors).

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What is the Personal Consciousness?

What is filled with our thoughts, emotions, and sensations that we are consciously aware of.

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What is the Personal Unconscious?

Includes anything which is not presently conscious, but can be. This region of the mind contains a person’s repressed, forgotten, or ignored experiences. It is a personal reservoir of experience unique to each individual.

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What is the Collective Unconscious?

What is filled with special content - such as literary archetypes in the form of plotlines and characters - that is universally inherited by all humans, across time and diverse cultures. According to Jung, literature throughout history is filled with these universal archetypes that we can already interpret because these patterns come from within us - they they reveal our experiences as humans.

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What is the hero’s journey?

A universal story structure where a main character leaves their everyday life, faces big challenges, and returns home transformed.