ENGLISH 9 |1ST QUARTER|

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Beowulf

is one of the prized pieces in English literature and explores the adventures and conquests of an epic hero.

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Old english

Language used in Beowulf

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Angles, Saxons, and the Jutes

Three tribes of old english

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Scandanavia

Setting of the story

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The Danes

Tribe from Denmark

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Anonymous

Who had written Beowulf?

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Cain and Able and the Great Flood

Two stories that influenced Beowulf

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Laurence Nowell

The first recorded writer of Beowulf

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Sir Robert Cotton

After Laurence Noweel, Beowulf was passed down to? an antiquarian and the first baron of Connington.

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Sir John Cotton

It passed down to his grandson.

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Great Britain

Where was Beowulf donated to

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Fragments

are group of words with an incomplete thought 

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Subject, verb or both

A fragment lacks what?

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Phrases

group of words that don’t have a complete meaning and cannot stand alone. Has no subject

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Prepositional phrases

begins with a preposition and is followed by a noun or pronoun that functions as the object of the proposition

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verbal phrases

This kind of phrase is comprised of a verbal together with verb form modifiers, objects, and complements

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Infinitive phrases

Begins with an infinitive (to + base form of a verb) and includes its modifiers.

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Noun phrase

This is the kind of phrase that consists of a noun and all of its modifiers. This can function as the subject, object.

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Absolute phrase

This is the kind of phrase that consists of a noun, pronoun, participles and other modifiers. It doesn't modify a specific word in the sentence but rather modifies the sentence as a whole by adding

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Relative Pronouns

Are words used to introduce relative clauses, which provide additional information about a noun in a sentence.

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compound sentences

two independent clauses joined by coordinating conjunctions.

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Dependent Clause

 also contains a subject and à verb, but it needs the independent clause to complete its meaning.

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Simple sentences

It contains a subject and a predicate. The subject and predicate may be simple or compound in form.

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Complex sentences

one independent clause and one dependent clause joined by a subordinating conjunctions.

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Compound-Complex sentences

Two independent clause and one dependent clause joined by a subordinating conjunctions.

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Caunterberry tales

is considered as one of the most prominent literary works in English during the Medieval Period or Middle Ages. It is a collection of twenty-four tales that are written in verse form.

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Geoffrey Chaucer

is known as the Father of English literature.

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Metrical Tale

is a long narrative written in verse form. It usually tackles the lives of ordinary people in society.

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Setting

refers to the time and place of the story.

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  1. Beginning action

  2. The rising action

  3. The climax

  4. The falling action

  5. The resolution

Parts of plot:

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The beginning action

refers to the initial events in the story that introduce the setting and the characters. These events lead to the conflict.

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The rising action

refers to the events that take place after the beginning action.

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The climax

is the turning point of the story. This is the most intense part of the plot

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The falling action

refers to the untangling of events. These events after the climax present the result of the actions made by the protagonist in the climax.

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The resolution

takes place as the events in the falling action finally lead to the ending of the story.

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Symbolism

refers to the use of objects to figuratively represent important concepts or ideas.

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Tone

refers to the attitude and the manner by which the author presents and treats the subject matter of his literary work.

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Theme

Is the main message that the author aims to convey through the literary text.