1. Let's _________ a meeting of all the volunteers.  a) illustrate  b) correspond  c) contribute  d) convene  e) consent
2. The computer says that I have (in)_______ space {to save my file}; it won't fit.  a) consent  b) valid  c) justify  d) constrain  e) sufficient
3. He didn't actually say it, but he _______(ed) it very strongly.  a) contribute  b) dominate  c) justify  d) imply  e) valid
4. He lost the debate, because most of his arguments were (in)______.  a) justified  b) specified  c) dominated  d) valid  e) illustrated
5. After she left town, she still _________ (ed) with her friends back home.  a) dominate  b) imply  c) correspond  d) consent  e) illustrate
6. The _______(atic) diagram for the television covered several pages.  a) imply  b) scheme  c) illustrate  d) outcome  e) sequence

1. The adventurer's __________(s) made for a great novel.  a) exploit  b) incite  c) juvenile  d) delinquent  e) delirious
2. deja vu : past  ::  _______ : future   a) defunct  b) grimace  c) reminisce  d) premonition  e) circumvent

KoS III.

1. An imperative sentence...a) gives an order.  b) asks a question. c) makes a statement.  d) says wow.
2. An interrogative sentence...a) gives an order.  b) asks a question. c) makes a statement.  d) says wow.
3. In an imperative sentence, the subject is usually... a) he.  b) it.  c) do.  d) they.  e) none of the above.
4. Please tell me where Australia is located   a) declarative  b) imperative  c) interrogative  d) exclamatory
5. Do you know what limburger is   a) declarative  b) imperative  c) interrogative  d) exclamatory
6. That is soooo unfair      a) declarative  b) imperative  c) interrogative  d) exclamatory
7. You can see the penguins from the rocks  a) declarative  b) imperative  c) interrogative  d) exclamatory
8. Can you list three ways these animals are different   a) declarative  b) imperative  c) interrogative  d) exclamatory
9. Notice how fast the kangaroos run   a) declarative  b) imperative  c) interrogative  d) exclamatory

Check Kos Exemptions: 24/27 = exempt.

The Outsiders.
PLOT:
Conflict.  What is ours?
Exposition.   5 W's.
Inciting incident.  Chapter 4.
Rising Action.  More like a rollercoaster.
Climax. Flying off the tracks and hitting.
Resolution. (Denouement)
 

Questions on tomorrow's test:
The part of the story where the author explains who the characters are and what their situation is.   a) plot  b) conflict  c) exposition  d) inciting incident  e) climax
The place in the story where something happens that really begins the story.   a) plot  b) rising action  c) exposition  d) inciting incident  e) climax
The part of the story where the action reaches its peak; the high point in the story.   a) plot  b) rising action  c) exposition  d) inciting incident  e) climax
The part of the story between #2  and #3.  a) plot  b) rising action  c) exposition  d) inciting incident  e) climax
Without a conflict, we can't have a story.  a) True  b) False