SPACE
What does the A in this acronym stand for?
Audience
What kind of figurative language is this example? "The sun, a molten orb, dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in fiery hues."
imagery
What is the appeal to logic?
logos
How many pieces of evidence are needed in each body paragraph?
1
What does the E in this acronym stand for?
Exigence
What kind of figurative language is this example? "The birds are like black arrows flying across the sky."
simile
Which rhetorical appeal does this example correspond to? A commercial showing a heartwarming scene of a family to make people feel more likely to buy a product.
pathos
True or False: You should always use personal examples for all your evidence.
False
How many points can you earn for sophistication?
1
What does the P in this acronym stand for?
Purpose
What kind of figurative language is this example? "The sun was a gleaming pearl."
metaphor
What is the appeal to credibility?
ethos
Always start your introduction with a ____.
hook
How many points can you earn for evidence and commentary?
What does the S in this acronym stand for?
Speaker
What kind of figurative language is this example? "The flowers danced in the breeze."
personification
Which rhetorical appeal does this example correspond to? A scientist presenting data from a study to support a claim about the effectiveness of a new medicine.
logos
Each piece of evidence must be supported by _____.
commentary
How many questions are on the multiple choice section of the exam?
45 questions
What does the C in this acronym stand for?
Context
What kind of figurative language is this example? "I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse."
hyperbole
What is the appeal to emotion?
In a synthesis essay, how many sources are you required to use?
at least 3 sources
What is the duration of the AP English Language and Composition Exam?