The English Literature CLEP test is for all of you who like to read – you’ve probably already covered a few of the books on the reading list to pass this test. This test requires you to read passages, stories or poems and answer questions about them. This guide will give you detailed examples and exercises to test your analysis skills and think deeper about the material. We’ll steer you in the right direction with our list of other books to study. This book will teach you everything you need to know to pass this test! $35.97 Credits: 3-6 Difficulty: 3 Number of Questions: 95 + 2 Essays (at some schools, the essay is optional)
Included in the English Literature CLEP Study Guide
Literature Terminology Plot Setting Characters Point of View Mood Tone Theme Poetry Terminology Meter Rhyme Stanza Epic Haiku Sonnet Terza Rima Villanelle Rhyme Royal Sestina Blank Verse Free Verse Other Important Terms Allegory Alliteration Allusion Antithesis Hyperbole	Imagery Irony Metaphor/Simile Onomatopoeia Style Symbolism Personification Medieval Period Renaissance Period Age of Enlightenment Romantic Period Realism Naturalism Modernism PostModernism Literary Criticism Psychoanalytic Theory Formalist Theory New Criticism Theory Reader Response Theory Structuralist Theory Feminist Theory Marxist Theory Deconstructive Theory Our Recommended Reading List Sample Test Questions

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Thanks for your study guide. Our son passed the English Lit CLEP with a 64 and we were pleased! -Karen S.

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I scored a 52 on the English Literature Test. -Brian M.

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Thanks so much for the helpful study guide. I didn't put a ton of time into studying, but skimmed the suggested readings and brushed up on analyzing passages. I passed the test on the first try! Because my major is nursing, this study guide changed my thinking back to a humanities oriented process. The study guide tells you to know authors, their works and the literary periods- this cannot be emphasized enough! Again, thanks. -Andrea Z.