Students will explore the historical context surrounding the 19th-century novels. This assessment includes multiple-choice questions about significant events and societal norms of the time, with an open-ended question that critiques how these factors shape the narratives.

Students will compare themes, characters, and moral lessons from 'Macbeth' and 'Romeo and Juliet'. This will include both MCQs and a structured open-ended essay question.

In this assessment, students will engage with the poetry anthologies through personal reflection and analysis. Multiple-choice questions guide them to key insights and open-ended questions allow for deeper personal connections to the poems.

Students will analyze the conflicts present in both 'Macbeth' and 'Romeo and Juliet' and their resolutions. The assessment includes MCQs and open-ended responses.

This assessment includes multiple-choice questions on both love and conflict themes, with an open-ended section where students compare and contrast how these themes are treated in selected poems from anthologies.

This assessment allows students to explore love poems through a series of multiple-choice questions focused on form and style, along with open-ended prompts that require them to express personal reflections and interpretations about love.

Through this assessment, students will delve into the use of imagery and language in poems about conflict. They will respond to multiple-choice questions regarding specific poems' techniques and compose open-ended responses on how language enhances themes of conflict.

This quiz encourages students to interpret and analyze themes of conflict in various poems through a mix of multiple-choice questions and open-ended responses that foster critical thinking and interpretation skills.

Students will assess their understanding of dramatic techniques used in plays. The assessment will include questions on specific techniques and require an open-ended response analyzing how these techniques contribute to the play's impact.

This assessment explores the use of imagery and language in modern plays. Students will take a quiz on specific quotes and terminology and write a response analyzing the effect of language on tone and mood.

Encourage comparative analysis of themes, characters, and techniques across different modern novels, utilizing both MCQs and open-ended questions.

Students will examine the major themes in selected 19th-century novels through multiple-choice questions and open-ended essays that prompt deeper discussion on how these themes are presented and their relevance to the period's societal issues.

This assessment targets imagery and symbolism throughout Shakespeare's works. Students will answer MCQs and write about how imagery enhances the narrative.

This assessment targets the identification and analysis of symbols and motifs within 19th-century novels. Students will complete multiple-choice questions to recognize symbols, and open-ended questions to interpret their meanings and significance in the narrative.

Test understanding of plot structure in selected novels, requiring students to outline key events and their significance through various question formats.

Students will assess the use of language techniques in an unseen poem through targeted MCQs and a comprehensive analysis of language choices.

Students will analyze the speaker's voice or persona in an unseen poem, combining multiple-choice questions with an open-ended response regarding characterization.

In this assessment, students will prepare for a presentation on poetic movements focusing on Romantic and Victorian poetry. The quiz will contain MCQs to assess their background knowledge, followed by open questions to help outline their presentation content.

A quiz designed to assess comprehension of the play 'Macbeth', focusing on key themes, character motivations, and plot points. Students will answer MCQs and provide open-ended responses on pivotal scenes.

An assessment focusing on the portrayal of love in 'Romeo and Juliet', including its various forms. Students will answer MCQs and compose reflections on its implications.

This assessment allows students to express their personal reactions to an unseen poem, combining multiple-choice questions with an open-ended personal reflection.

Students will explore the use of imagery and figurative language in a selected unseen poem through multiple-choice questions and an open-ended analysis.

This assessment will delve into the importance of setting in shaping the atmosphere of 19th-century novels. The multiple-choice questions will focus on identifying key settings, while students will write an open-ended response analyzing the impact of the setting on character development and plot.

This assessment hones in on the use of symbolism in selected plays. Students will answer MCQs on identifying symbols and write an analysis of how specific symbols contribute to the play's meaning.

This quiz invites students to apply various critical lenses (feminist, psychoanalytic, etc.) to Shakespearean drama. It includes multiple-choice questions and open-ended essays on interpretation.

Focusing on the structure of modern plays, students will complete a quiz identifying key plot points and then provide a written response analyzing the effectiveness of the plot's progression.

This assessment focuses on the structural elements of an unseen poem, including rhyme scheme and stanza arrangement, followed by an open-ended analysis of form.

Examine the use of narrative perspective in selected novels through targeted questions that require critical thinking and analysis.

This assessment focuses on love as a theme in poetry. It consists of multiple-choice questions that test students' knowledge of important love poems and their messages, complemented by open-ended questions for deeper analysis.

This assessment explores themes of conflict in poetry, including styles, techniques, and key poems from anthologies. Students will answer multiple-choice questions about specific poems and provide open-ended analysis on how conflict is portrayed.

In this assessment, students will engage with a text of their choice from the 19th-century novels. They will respond to multiple-choice questions that guide their understanding, followed by an open-ended question inviting a personal reflection on the text and its relevance today.

This assessment tests students’ broad understanding of the themes present in poetry anthologies, with a focus on conflict, love, and relationships through multiple-choice questions and open-ended analyses.

This assessment encourages students to adopt various critical perspectives when analyzing an unseen poem through a mix of MCQs and an analytical essay question.

This assessment tests students' ability to identify and analyze the themes of an unseen poem, using multiple choice questions and an open-ended response.

This assessment asks students to explore how modern plays have been received by audiences and critics. They will answer MCQs and compose a reflective piece on their personal interpretations of the plays.

Students will explore the major themes in selected modern plays. They will complete a quiz on thematic elements and then write an essay discussing how these themes are relevant to today's society.

An assessment focusing on the dramatic techniques employed by Shakespeare in 'Macbeth'. Learners will analyze scenes through MCQs and detailed explanations.

Students will explore symbolism in a selection of Romantic and Victorian poems. MCQs will assess their knowledge of specific symbols, while open-ended questions will invite analysis of the meanings and effects of these symbols in the poetry.

Students evaluate the tone and mood of an unseen poem through guided multiple-choice questions and a critical response question encouraging personal interpretation.

Students will compare and contrast two modern plays, focusing on themes, characters, and techniques. The assessment will consist of MCQs and a comparative essay.

Students will take a quiz that assesses their understanding of the social and historical context of both Romantic and Victorian poetry. The open-ended questions will ask them to discuss how context influences poetry's theme and form.

Students will create a thematic anthology that includes a selection of poems from both eras along with analyses of each poem's themes. The assessment will consist of MCQs and reflective open-ended questions on their anthology choices.

Evaluate the understanding of key characters from modern novels through a mix of MCQs and open-ended questions focusing on motivations, development, and relationships.

A quiz that examines the historical context of Shakespeare's plays and how it shapes themes and characterizations. Students will engage with multiple-choice questions and perform open-ended analyses.

This quiz focuses on identifying imagery and language devices used in poems from the Romantic and Victorian periods. Students will respond to MCQs and then craft open-ended responses discussing the impact of these devices in poetry.

Focus on identifying and analyzing literary devices used by authors in modern prose through a combination of MCQs and analytical writing.

This assessment will focus on the stylistic choices made by authors in the 19th-century prose. Multiple-choice questions will cover literary techniques, while open-ended questions will ask students to evaluate the effectiveness of these techniques in conveying message and tone.

This assessment will ask students to summarize key plot points from 19th-century novels. The multiple-choice section will focus on identifying pivotal moments, while the open-ended portion will require a detailed summary of the story arc of a selected novel.

Students will compare two different 19th-century novels using multiple-choice questions that identify similarities and differences, and an open-ended question that asks them to write a comparative essay discussing thematic elements common to both works.

This assessment will evaluate students' understanding of key characters in 19th-century novels. It includes multiple-choice questions about character traits, motivations, and development, along with open-ended questions that require students to analyze how specific characters influence the plot.

This assessment focuses on character arcs in modern plays. Students will answer multiple choice questions about key character traits and relationships as well as provide a detailed response on how a character evolves throughout the play.

This assessment requires students to compare and contrast poems from the Romantic and Victorian eras. The quiz includes MCQs on defining traits of each era and open-ended questions that prompt detailed comparisons between specific poems.

This assessment will introduce students to different literary theories as applied to 19th-century novels. It includes multiple-choice questions on critical terms and concepts, along with an open-ended section that prompts students to critique a novel from a specific literary perspective.

Students will investigate the dynamics of character relationships and conflicts within the plays. This includes MCQs on character interactions followed by an open-ended essay discussing how conflict drives the plot.