Multiple Choice
How many questions are in the MCQ section, and how much time is it?
What is “45 questions and 60 minutes”?
True of False: You should not pay attention to the top section of the sources (citation).
What is “false”?
What do personal anecdotes appeal to?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
What is “1”?
What is juxtaposition?
What is “contrasting ideas in close proximity”?
How do you receive the thesis point?
What is “a defensible thesis that answers the prompt”?
True or False: Choose answer choices that are too broad, to be safe.
What is “False”?
Your thesis should be a ____ argument, not restated from sources.
What is “original”?
The introduction paragraph of a rhetorical analysis FRQ is:
What is “a rhetorical precis”?
What is an allusion?
What is “a reference to a well-known historical event or piece of literature”?
Mostly general evidence with no connection to the argument earns what?
What is “a 1”?
If an answer choice is too extreme — it uses words like “always” or “never” — it is:
What is “incorrect”?
You must have a minimum of ___ sources for this FRQ.
What is “3”?
What might be the purpose of a repeated use of “we”, “our”, etc.?
What is “connecting to the audience”?
What do you use to analyze and understand a text?
What is “SPACECAT”?
What does commentary that explains how some of the evidence supports a line of reasoning earn?
What is “a 3”?
If the question asks to refer from lines 5-8, you should read:
What is “lines 3-10”?
What can a counterargument do?
What is “add sophistication”?
What must you have to earn at least 3 points for evidence and commentary?
What is “a line of reasoning”?
What is synecdoche?
What is "referring to a part and meaning the whole” (or vice verse)?
What does commentary with no line of reasoning earn?
What is “2 points”?
When 2 answer choices seem correct you should:
What is “choose the one that is most supported by the text”?
Why should you read the top section of each source?
What is “how the date and the author information impacts the argument”?
What do short sentences and lists do?
What is “create a tone of urgency”?
An author humanizing themselves is an example of:
What is “pathos”?
What is one way to earn sophistication?
What is:
complexities/tensions
implication/ limitations of argument in broader context
Rhetorical choices that consistently strengthen force/impact of argument
Consistently vivid/ persuasive style