AP Language & Composition Test
The Number of Essays you will have to write for the Free Response Section of the AP Lang & Comp exam?
What are 3
A short story or personal narrative used to illustrate a point is known as this.
What is an anecdote?
The minimum number of sources you need to cite in your essay
What is 3
An error in reasoning that can undermine the validity of an argument.
What’s a logical fallacy?
Coach D's Classroom Number
What is Room 178
The score range for each essay.
What is 0 to 6?
This refers to the context or situation in which the text was written or delivered.
What is the rhetorical situation?
An argument presented against another argument, essentially an opposing viewpoint.
What is a Counterargument
Appeals to Logic and Reason
What is Logos?
This place is known to have the best Hamburger in the world!
What is WHATABURGER!!!
How much TOTAL time will you have for BOTH the Multiple Choice AND the Free Response Questions?
What is..
3 Hrs and 15 Min
For each strategy you say the author uses, what's the minimum number of examples you should cite from the text?
What is 2?
The AP Exam will provide the test taker between these numbers of sources for the Synthesis Essay.
What is six and seven?
What does H.E.L.P.S. stand for?
History, Entertainment, Literature, Personal, Society
This is Coach de la Fuente's favorite NFL Football Team
Who are the
Los Angeles Chargers!
The number of questions you can expect on the multiple choice section of the AP Language exam.
What is 45?
In rhetorical analysis, this is more important than summarizing the author's choices.
What is analyzing the author's choices?
What’s the first thing you should do when you read each source provided?
You should read the introductory information provided.
This type of writing links the evidence to the claim, explaining why the evidence supports the claim.
What is commentary?
The Number of Daughters Coach D has?
What is 3
What 2 types of questions are the Multiple Choice made up of?
What are Reading and Writing Comprehension
the act of placing two contrasting or contrasting items, ideas, or images side-by-side to highlight their differences or to reveal unexpected similarities or relationships.
What is juxtaposition
Before using a source, you should do this to understand the author’s perspective.
What is evaluate bias or purpose?
a logical fallacy where an argument asserts that a single action or decision will inevitably lead to a series of negative outcomes, often extreme and without a strong basis in reality or evidence.
What is a "Slippery Slope"
Finish this phrase by Coach D...
Show me.....
What is...
THE WHY!!!