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This assessment for Macbeth emphasizes the literary and dramatic devices that make up one of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies. This test is excellent for classes like AP English Literature, as it relies on close reading and the application of literary devices. Dramatic and literary elements such as tragic hero, hamartia, soliloquy, dramatic irony, metonymy, allusion, foil, and many more are tested in this text-based multiple choice assessment. What you'll get: An organized and editable Google

This is the perfect easy, no-prep tool to engage students with the wit of Jane Austen in the opening chapters of Pride and Prejudice! In this reading guide, you will find three vocabulary terms for in-context studytwelve comprehension questions, organized by chapterthree textual analysis questions focusing on satire, foils, and themeand a detailed answer keyIf you find this product helpful in your classroom, check out other resources for teaching Pride and Prejudice in the tiffs.notes store! F

This study guide is an easy no-prep tool for students and teachers alike! In my classroom, I provide study guides for each act of Macbeth to promote active reading and help guide students through the challenge of reading Shakespeare. Each study guide includes plot and interpretation questions divided by scene. You can also use this as a graded assignment or assessment tool! If you find this resource useful, you can find study guides for the other four acts of Macbeth as well as additional acti

Help your students hone their argument writing skills with this final assessment for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein! Focusing on the skills of close reading/ analysis and evidence-based argumentation, this resource is the perfect final assessment for your Frankenstein novel unit. Though the prompt is simple, it offers students the opportunity to explore a big idea of their choice from this complex story. Included in this product: Essay prompt with requirements and suggested timelinePlanning doc

This study guide for Frankenstein Chapters 1-2 is a helpful tool for students to keep track of important details as Victor begins telling his story to Robert Walton. This could also work as a great reading quiz to assess student comprehension for independently assigned reading! This resource contains twelve questions and a detailed answer key. If you like this resource, check out other study guides, writing prompts, and assessments for Frankenstein in the tiffs.notes store!

This study guide for Frankenstein Chapters 8-9 is a helpful tool for students to keep track of important details as Victor begins telling his story to Robert Walton. This could also work as a great reading quiz to assess student comprehension for independently assigned reading! This resource contains ten questions and a detailed answer key. If you like this resource, check out other study guides, writing prompts, and assessments for Frankenstein in the tiffs.notes store! Chapters 1-2 Study G

This study guide and active reading activity for Frankenstein Chapters 6-7 is a helpful tool for students to keep track of important details as Victor begins telling his story to Robert Walton. This could also work as a great reading quiz to assess student comprehension for independently assigned reading! This resource contains ten questions for Chapter 6 and a detailed answer key. For Chapter 7, students are prompted to write three of their own questions and answers. An example is provided. I

Get your students responding to the text of Frankenstein with this great resource! In this assignment, students are given five quotations from Chapter 5 and asked to consider various topics, such as Victor's victimhood (or lack thereof) and the presence of Romanticism in Victor's narrative. If you find this resource helpful, check out other activities, study guides, writing prompts, and assessments for Frankenstein in the tiffs.notes store! Chapters 1-2 Study GuideChapter 3 Foreshadowing Acti

This Frankenstein Chapter 3 graphic organizer helps students focus seeking textual examples of foreshadowing in addition to prompting them to make predictions based on the text. Included in this resource is a sample completed graphic organizer. If you find this resource helpful, check out other activities, study guides, writing prompts, and assessments for Frankenstein in the tiffs.notes store, including a full Frankenstein Unit Plan! Chapters 1-2 Study GuideChapter 4 Writing PromptChapter 5

Get your students writing about Frankenstein-- specifically how Victor Frankenstein is the epitome of the Byronic hero-- with this great resource! In this document, you will find A writing prompt which asks students to hone into Byronic hero qualities as they specifically emerge in Victor's Chapter 4 narration, although you could use this for any point in the narration with a quick modification!Helpful guidelines about effective literary argument writingA sample student responseIf you find this