DIDLS
The first D in DIDLS stand for
What is Diction?
The ancient Greek philosopher came up with the idea of the rhetorical triangle.
Who is Aristotle?
What is the highest numerical score one can receive on any AP essay
In the acronym SOAPSTone, the S can stand for either of these.
What is speaker or subject?
The synthesis essay resembles the persuasive essay but is also this.
What is more complex.
The I in DIDLS
What is imagery?
The use of facts and truth would be this sort of rhetorical appeal.
What is logos?
This number of minutes is the recommendation one should take for reading/preparation before beginning writing.
What is fifteen minutes?
In the acronym SOAPSTone, the O can represent this.
What is occasion
The number of sources you must use in a synthesize essay.
What are three? (Better, four)
The L in DIDLS
What is language?
The appeal to the audience's emotion would would be this sort of rhetorical appeal.
What is pathos?
An "adequate" score on the AP essay would be this number.
What is a "6?"
In the acronym SOAPSTone, the A represents this
What is audience?
Annotation of the synthesis essay in my pre-writing may include this?
What is underlining or using a star?
The S in DIDLS
What is sentence structure?
The appeal to the writer's credibility or character would be this sort of rhetorical appeal.
What is ethos?
This is the recommended time students should spend writing each essay.
What is 40 minutes?
In the acronym SOAPSTone, the P represents this.
What is purpose?
This should be done to the counterargument.
What is a refutation?
What are details?
The three strategies here aim to do this to the reader/viewer
What is persuade?
This is the approach the writer should have toward sources.
What is Source A, etc.
In the acronym SOAPSTone, the Tone represents this.
What is tone?
Writers of the top essays enter into this with their sources.
What is a conversation?