Part A
True or False: The text given from the CollegeBoard will be 100% flawless.
False
True or False: You should create a web, outline, or brainstorm to connect ideas together before writing your paper.
True
No, I should explain.
After reading the 4 stimulus materials, what should you do?
Identify a theme with at least 2 sources.
Name one thing you should not bring to the exam.
Phone, Apple Watch, food, drink, etc.
What part of Part A should you complete last?
Question 1
On average, how long should Part B take you?
90 minutes
Give one thing that shows credibility.
Experience, Schooling, Date, Name recognition, etc.
What perspective should you reach for the solution or position?
Your solution or position.
What section is worth more points for the exam?
Part B
How long, on average, should you take for Part A?
30 minutes
When given the 10 minute warning to complete your AP test, what should you do?
Edit paper
How should you identify the evidence and claim while reading?
Write "E" for evidence and "C" for claim, while underlining them.
After picking a solution or position, what is next?
Crafting a thesis.
What time do you need to arrive for registration?
7:30 a.m.
How many sentences should Question 1 be?
2-3 sentences
How should you cite sources?
Source A, B, C, D
Evidence is particularly effective, argument could be strengthened, clearly credible, author establishes, etc.
Once you reread stimulus materials, what should you do before writing?
Outline of some sort.
What writing utensil should be brought?
Pen with black or blue ink.
How should you move through the text when explaining line of reasoning?
Chronologically
What four things need citations?
Quotes, Numbers, Text/Authors, and Paraphrasing
Three steps for reviewing questions.
Identifying the Argument, Explaining line of reasoning, and Evaluating evidence
After you compose your argument, what is the last thing to do?
Proofread.
What is focus and what is scope?
Focus: regulations on fast fashion, Scope: U.S.