Prompt
What is one-third?
The first point to avoid when writing a thesis
What is only restating the prompt?
To survive AP grading you should aim for
What is the top score?
When posed with the question "to sophisticate or not to sophisticate?" what does one do
What is duh its to sophisticate?
Score:6
What was the second anchor paper's score?
What is 40 minutes?
What is "must respond to the prompt and present a defensible position"?
You can earn up to ____ points in this section
What is four?
The last point to keep in mind when trying to gain the sophistication point is to
What is to employ a style that is consistently vivid and persuasive?
Score: 8
What is the first anchor paper's score?
Mencken's observation applies to
What is contemporary society?
The thesis that earned the point was
What is thesis "A"?
The first tip for this section of the exam where one supports claims
What is uniformly offer evidence?
The first point to keep in mind to get this sophistication point is to
What is to craft a nuanced argument by consistently identifying and exploring complexities or tensions?
The first anchor paper uses this example in the hook of their introduction
What is the plane crash on September 11, 2001?
Mencken's observation
What is "The average man does not want to be free. He simply wants to be safe"?
A thesis should not simply state that there are
What is pros and cons?
If you are not consistent you will
What is experience an AP grader's wrath?
Means to "Articulate the implications or limitations of an argument by situating it within a broader context"
What is to recognize if your argument is limited or can be expanded?
When you are writing your own essay you should not be a
What is a coconut head?
The man behind the prompt's quote
Who is H.L. Mencken?
You can earn up to ___ point on this section of the essay
What is one point?
To earn all four points one has to
What is provide specific evidence to support all claims in a line of reasoning and consistently explain how the evidence supports your line of reasoning?
To earn this point you have to
What is you must demonstrate sophistication of though and/or a complex understanding of the rhetorical situation?
In the anchor paper, it says "When President Bush passed the National Security Act"
What is it represented to what extent people favored being under surveillance and being safe than being free from the constant stare of the government’s eyes?