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AP Lang & Comp. Test Taking Strategies
AP Lang & Comp. Test Taking Strategies
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1
What's the first step you should take after reading the essay prompt?
Start writing immediately to save time
Write the conclusion paragraph first
Create a quick outline to organize your thoughts
Pick out random quotes from provided sources
2
Approximately how much time should you spend on each multiple-choice passage? (considering 5 passages in 60 minutes)
8-10 minutes
5 minutes
12 minutes
15 minutes
3
What must you always include to strengthen your argument essay?
Personal anecdotes
Generalizations
Rhetorical questions
Specific, relevant evidence
4
How should your body paragraphs be structured?
Each paragraph focused clearly around a specific point or device
Long paragraphs without breaks
Randomly to avoid predictability
Chronologically based on text length
5
When answering multiple-choice questions, what should you do first?
Read the question and identify what it's asking
Read all answer choices carefully
Answer based on your first instinct
Quickly skim the passage to get a general idea
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What's an effective strategy when unsure of an answer?
Choose the longest answer
Eliminate clearly incorrect options first
Leave it blank to avoid penalties
Always choose 'C'
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If you encounter a difficult passage, what should you do?
Spend extra time reading slowly
Guess randomly on questions
Focus on key sentences and context clues
Skip it entirely
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Which technique is most important when writing a rhetorical analysis essay?
Identifying and analyzing rhetorical devices and their effects
Stating your personal opinion on the topic
Summarizing the text's main ideas
Writing a narrative of the author's life
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When writing a synthesis essay, what strategy is most effective?
Ignoring provided sources and relying solely on personal knowledge
Summarizing all sources in separate paragraphs
Using only one source extensively
Integrating multiple sources to support your argument
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If you finish early, what's the best way to use remaining time?
Reread your essay and refine your thesis and clarity
Draw conclusions unrelated to the prompt
Rest and wait quietly
Start another essay