How to Teach World Literature: Student Review Questions and Tests
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To the Teacher
The following review questions and tests are designed to be used in conjunction with How to Teach World Literature: A Practical Teaching Guide. All review questions and tests are included in the teaching guide and reproduced in this booklet with answers omitted.
Elizabeht McCallum Marlow
Elizabeth McCallum Marlow, M.A., taught high school and college English for thirty-five years. In four books for English teachers, she has developed approaches that she found were effective in teaching teenagers to enjoy literature. This is the third in the series of high school textbooks on teaching literature that provides teachers with an experienced teacher's methodology. Elizabeth is co-author of The Book Tree, a reference guide that helps young people find a book they enjoy and that cultivates a life-long habit of reading.
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How to Teach World Literature - Elizabeht McCallum Marlow
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To the Teacher
The following review questions and tests are designed to be used in conjunction with How to Teach World Literature: A Practical Teaching Guide. All review questions and tests are included in the teaching guide and reproduced in this booklet with answers omitted.
Review questions
Copy and distribute a set of review questions to your class. Students break into small groups and refer to their literature books and notes as each group answers the questions. Every student answers the questions in his or her notebook. On an assigned day, students hand in their notebooks with the completed questions for grading. At a later date, the teacher should review with the class appropriate answers to each set of review questions. The teacher may choose to use some of the questions on tests and semester exams.
Tests
Test procedure¹
A. Taking tests²
Have students clear their desks and take out a pen. Distribute tests. Require students to place a cover sheet on top of their tests and move it down to cover answers as they take the test. The teacher may also wish to arrange students’ desks at some distance apart. Instruct students to