Name 3 modes authors use to develop their ideas.
narrative, cause & effect, com[parison, process, exemplification
Which of the FRQs has two types of prompts?
Q 1-Synthesis
...."to what extent..."
"....factors to consider..."
Besides Advanced Placement, AP also means this
Answer the prompt!
The Green light in Gatsby was an example of.......
Symbolism
How long are the two sections?
MCQs - 1 hr; FRQs - 2:15 min ( 135 min)
Don't equivocate means.....
Don't argue for both sides- take a stand!
What are the two different types of texts & questions in the MCQ section?
Professionally written non-fiction text vs. student drafts; RA qs vs. editing/revising
What is exigence?
The 'trigger' that caused the author to write/deliver the piece. Why now?
Quickens the rhetorical pace, and generates psychological momentum in listeners by creating similar/parallel structures.
What is parallelism?
How do you analyze diction on the AP exam?
Look at specific choices of words and analyze how those choices contribute to creation of a certain tone and to the overall purpose & effect of the text.
How many MCQs are in the MCS section?
20-25 reading & 20-22 writing
What is the rhetorical situation?
SPACECAT
Juxtaposition of contrasting ideas in balanced phrases:
" That is one small step fort a man; one giant leap for mankind." - Neil Armstrong
What is antithesis?
What are declarative statements taking a ( falsely) interrogative form, but not really expecting an answer.
Rhetorical questions.
In what order will the FRQ come on the exam?
Q1- Synthesis
Q2- RA
Q3- Arg.
What is known as a 'unicorn ' on the AP exam?
The sophistication point ;)