Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP Test Study Guide
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CLEP: CLEP Composition and Literature Study Guides: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP

Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP Test Description
The Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP test is for anyone who knows how to read. Hands down the easiest CLEP test that is currently offered. This test requires you to read passages, stories or poems and answer questions about them. You do not need to have read the stories or poems previously. 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 as well as train you with 100 sample test questions. This book will teach you everything you need to know to pass this test.

The Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP test covers fiction, plays and poetry. To be able to answer all the questions correctly, we will teach you the principles and the vocabulary. The Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP test covers the same content as a 2 semester course at the university level.

Credits: 3-6

# of Questions: 80

Amount of time to complete the test: 90 minutes

Rank of Difficulty: 2

Subject Areas Covered:
Genre
35-45% Poetry
35-45% Prose (fiction and nonfiction)
15-30% Drama

National Tradition
50-65% British literature
30-45% American literature
5-15% Works in translation

Period
3-7% Classical and pre-Renaissance
20-30% Renaissance and 17th century
35-45% 18th and 19th centuries
25-35% 20th century

Detailed information in this guide includes:
•Interpreting literature
•How to Read Literary Works
•Literary Criticism
•Young Goodman Brown
•Plot and “Story of an Hour”
•Setting
•Characters
•Points of View
•Style, Tone and Language
•Style
•Symbols
•Allegory
•Theme
•Reading the Novel
•Plot Summary of Moby Dick
•Plot Summary of The Scarlet Letter
•Plot Summary of The Great Gatsby
•Plot Summary of The Last of the Mohicans
•Plot Summary of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
•Understanding Poetry
•Voice
•Word Choice and Word Order
•Imagery
•Figures of Speech
•Symbolism
•Reading Drama
•Writing About Drama
•Plot
•Characters in Drama
•Staging
•The Oedipus Trilogy
•Reading Hamlet
•Shakespeare’s Theatre
•Plot Summary of Hamlet
•Issues in Hamlet
•Test Taking Strategies
•Test Preparation

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