Ms. Kittelson 2012-2013
	Grades 9-11 ELA Standards Review
	How to Read a Narrative Menu of Literary Elements and Devices Literary and Rhetorical Terms Verb Overview Grammar Quizzes Grammar and Mechanics Quizzes Other English Language Quizzes (Subject), Predicate, Object and Complement Guide Greek Roots and Affixes Latin Roots and Affixes Prefixes and Suffixes Primary and Secondary Research Objective Fact vs.Subjective Opinion Analogies Rhetoric/Persuasion When crafting a persuasive text, speech or presentation, you should use an effective combination of ethos, logos and pathos. The equivalent, non-Greek terms and descriptions: establish the author's credibility; appeal to the audience's sense of logic and reason; and appeal to the audience's emotions. - Ethos (author's credibility) - Logos (logic) - Pathos (emotion) Greek Mythology Roman Mythology Norse Mythology Non-Fiction Reading Practice: - The Los Angeles Times - LA Metro: Maps, Timetables and Fares - CA Driver's Manual - IKEA Furniture Assembly Instructions Standards Review Quick Study Sheet, Grades 9-10 American Literature Timeline, Grade 11 CST Sample Questions