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the most important close-reading strategy to use while reading a passage in the multiple-choice section.
What is annotation?
This is the score that awards student college credit at most institutions
What is a 3?
This famed Stephen King and Fitzgerald actress will soon be returning to the silver screen.
Who is Shelley Duvall?
The amount of time you will have to read, plan, and write your three essays during the AP English Language and Composition exam.
What is 2 hours and 15 minutes?
An absolute necessity on the multiple choice section of the AP Language exam (hint: what some students do during the final 30 seconds of the multiple choice section).
What is answering every single question, even if you need to guess?
Appeals to one's character or credibility.
What is Ethos?
There are this many answer options for each multiple choice question
What is 5 options?
the essay on the exam that focuses on how an author creates a certain effect through non-fiction writing.
What is the rhetorical analysis essay?
45 minutes
What is the amount of time you should spend writing the synthesis essay?
Compare/Contrast and Narrative are two examples of the following.
What is a method of development?
True or false: there will be fiction pieces on the exam
False.
A score of 3 or higher.
What is considered a credit-bearing score at most universities?
What is one way to earn a 'sophistication point' in the Free-Response Question rubric, and to add to one's credibility when presenting an argument?
What is considering a counter-argument to the claim you are making.
Understanding this is essential to understanding arguments; involves audience, time, place, etc.
What is Context/rhetorical situation?
The fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect.
What is juxtaposition?