7th Grade Final - Due on the day of your final

7th Grade Final

*For your final final in 7th grade English, you will do the following:Choose 10 of the following concepts, skills, or books that you believe will be most important to you in your life.
*Prove to me that you have learned each of these things on every level of Bloom’s Taxonomy: Know, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate (why and how is it valuable to you?), Create something new
*Turn in your project for all 10 on the day of the final.
*Be prepared to present part of your project to the class.
*Be prepared to give yourself a grade on your project.

1.    Concrete vs. Abstract Details
2.    Poetic Elements: Simile, Allusion, Alliteration, Onomotopoeia, Personification, Hyperbole
3.    Metaphor
4.    Stream of Consciousness
5.    Protagonist, Antagonist, Deuteragonist, Mentor
6.    Characters – Flat, Round, Static, Dynamic
7.    Blooms Taxonomy – Memorized; How to apply it to what you’re learning
8.    Adler’s Levels of Reading
9.    Latin Roots
10.    Sensory Imagery and Details
11.    Bookmarking – Deep Thoughts, Quotes, Open-ended Questions, Vocabulary, Application, Theme
12.    Revision vs. Editing
13.    Conflict – Man vs. Man, Man vs. Self, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Machine
14.    Theme – Identifying and applying theme
15.    Types of Rhyme – End, Slant, Internal, Eye
16.    Point of View in Writing (1st, 2nd, 3rd person – limited and omniscient, unreliable narrator)
17.    Misplaced Modifiers
18.    Types of Verbs – Helping, Actions, Linking
19.    Sentence Fluency, Independent and Dependent Clauses
20.    Thesis Statements
21.    P.I.E. structure of paragraphs, Organizing paragraphs
22.    Persuasive Writing
23.    Ethos, Logos, Pathos
24.    Hero’s Journey
25.    Research Writing – MLA Citations (sandwiching quotes), Works Cited Page, Research Questions
26.    Elements of Plot – Introduction, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
27.    Little Britches
28.    Children’s Homer
29.    Bronze Bow
30.    Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
31.    The Hiding Place
32.    Twelfth Night
33.    Tales from Shakespeare
34.    Journals – the importance of journaling
35.    Ego, Id, Superego
36.    Puns – in reference to Shakespeare