Poetry (Again)
the other name for English sonnets
Shakespearean
1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person
Point of View
POV used for AP essay writing
3rd person Objective
Symbols include the green light and a yellow car
The Great Gatsby
punctuation used for titles of books and plays
UNDERLINE
the rhyme scheme for English sonnets
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
the arrangement of words and phrases into well formed sentences
Syntax
3 things about which you are writing, to be included in the introduction
TAG (title, author, genre)
themes include self-realization through experiencing unconditional love
Their Eyes Were Watching God
punctuation used for titles of poems and short stories
QUOTATION MARKS
another term for Petrarchan sonnet
Italian sonnet
word choice, phrasing, vocabulary, terminology, expressions and idioms
Diction
Focus of AP Lit essays is always this process
ANALYSIS
non-linear novel whose title reflects the radio waves central the plot of the story
All the Light We Cannot See
where the thesis should be placed
at the end of the introduction
a 19 line poem
villanelle
simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, cliches are all examples
Figurative Language
the first part of the scoring rubric is for the presence or absence of this
THESIS
novel whose unreliable narrator is central to two interpretations of the title
term used to describe how text evidence is included in your analysis
"weaving"
the rhyme scheme for a 19 line poem
ABA (x5)
ABAA
verbal, situational and dramatic are all types of this
Irony
the middle or central component of scoring reflects the quality and quantity of this
evidence and commentary
Play whose title is an allusion to a Langston Huges poem
A Raisin in the Sun
slang term for the scoring point for exceptional substance, specificity and sophistication in AP writing
the unicorn point