REVIEWER IN ENGLISH 9 (1ST MONTHLY EXAM)  In old English period, earl are the ruling

class.A participial phrase modifiers is

 Intonation - it refers to a melodic pattern of
generally placed before the word it modifies
utterance.
and if the noun is in the subject position.
 Speech Choir - it is a performance art where
a group recites speeches in unison  The Canterbury Tales refers to a collection
oftentimes in using choreography and of brief narratives written in poetry and
costume. cleverly arranged in a framework.
 Stress - it refers to the emphasis given to a  In 597, Pope Gregory the Great, sent a St.
syllable in a word. Augustine as a missionary to England.
 William Shakespeare was a poet and a  Ben Jonson is the author of Song to Celia.
playwright but his greatest work was in the
field of drama. Volume - it refers to the  Thomas Lodge is the author of Rosalind’s
loudness or softness of a sound. Madrigal.
 Run-on sentence – is a kind of sentence
 Thomas Dekker is the author of Art Thou
where the two or more sentences written as
Poor.
one sentence and some of necessary
punctuation or conjunction are missing.  Thomas Campion is the author of Cherry-
 Word modifiers - such as, only, merely, just, Ripe.
almost and hardly were usually placed  George Herbert is the author of Virtue.
before the words they modify. In
renaissance period, Columbus thrilled the  Three English Ballads
world with his discovery of unknown lands.  The two Canterbury Tales of Geoffrey
 John & Henry - are the cabots, father and Chaucer
son, who landed in North America with  Songs from Shakespeare’s Plays
discovery of mysterious lands in the far west
 Shakespeare’s Sonnets
and promise of gold and adventure.
 Projection - it refers to a strength of
speaking where the voice is used loudly and
clearly.
 Ballad - is a poem that tells a story and
originated from the common people rather
than from the king’s court or the halls of the
nobles.
 Rate of speech - refers to a speed at which
you speak.
 Sonnet - is a poem made up of fourteen lines
that rhyme in a fixed pattern.
 Pitch - it refers to the highness or lowness of
a sound.
 In old English period, churl are the class
who traced their ancestry to some war
captive of a tribe.
 A prepositional phrase modifiers is
commonly placed after the word it modifies.
 At the time of Spear-Danes, Scyld is the
baby sleeping found in a ship.
 Julius Caesar crossed the English Channel
and found the land occupied by a peace-
loving and agricultural people.