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Analyzing and Interpreting Literature: test yourself
21 unit quizzes, a mid exam, and a 80-question final modeled on the CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature blueprint. Everything is free to take. Passing the final unlocks a verifiable certificate.
Unit quizzes
- How This Exam Asks: The Seven Question Types
- Reading Archaic and Inverted Syntax
- Word in Context
- Tone, and the Tone Lexicon
- Speaker, Voice, Persona, Irony
- Poetry: Sound, Line, Meter
- Poetry: Figurative Language
- Poetry: Closed and Open Form
- Poetry: Structure and Argument
- Prose: Narration and Point of View
- Prose: Character, Scene, Style
- Nonfiction: Rhetoric and the Essay
- Drama: Structure and Dramatic Irony
- Drama: Soliloquy, Aside, Stagecraft
- Shakespeare as an Exam Problem
- Classical and Pre-Renaissance Orientation
- Renaissance and Seventeenth Century Orientation
- The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
- The Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
- British, Postcolonial, and Works in Translation
- Capstone: Running the Procedure Cold
Answers are checked as you go, each with the lesson to review.
Mid exam
A checkpoint on the first half of the course, drawn fresh from a pool of 100 each time. Scored at the end, with a breakdown by content area and the lessons to review.
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Scored 20–80; 50 passes. Weighted like the exam blueprint: periods and traditions 26%, how the exam asks, and reading skills 24%, poetry 20%, prose fiction and nonfiction 15%, drama 15%.
One passing attempt unlocks the certificate. Attempts are unlimited with a 24-hour wait, each a fresh draw.
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Free to take, paid to certify
Quizzes, the mid exam, and the final are free. The only paid item is the issued, verifiable certificate, unlocked by passing the final. It comes with this badge to download and post.
StudyWalks finals are modeled on the CLEP exam blueprint in scope, format, and rigor. Scores are StudyWalks scores, not CLEP scores, and are not affiliated with or recognized by the College Board.