Self Assessment –
ENG1D
Short Story Unit Test
Overall Expectations:
1. Reading for Meaning: read and
demonstrate an understanding of a variety of literary, informational,
and graphic texts, using a range of
strategies to construct meaning.
2. Understanding Form and Style:
recognize a variety of text forms, text features, and stylistic
elements and demonstrate understanding of how they help communicate
meaning.
Specific Expectations:
- - identify the important ideas and supporting details in both simple and complex text
- - make and explain inferences, using both stated and implied ideas from the text.
- - extend understanding of both simple and complex texts by making connections betweentexts and other texts.
- - explain different characteristics of literary texts... and explain how they communicate meaning.
- and 3.4 – uses spelling and grammar conventions correctly to communicate intended meaning clearly.
Short Story Criteria:
- I was able to identify elements of short stories in stories we already studied in class and discussed.
- I was able to define literary devices and create examples of them and define/list elements of short stories.
- I was able to understand the general plot of the sight passage and identify key elements (conflict, plot, POV) of the story.
- I was able to identify and explain more complex elements (symbolism, irony, theme etc) in the sight passage.
- I used proper spelling, grammar and sentence structure thoroughout.
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Don't forget to fill this out over break. We will be conferencing after strengths/areas for improvement after the March Break! Quiz on Part II Tuesday after break.
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