AP Language Exam Review

Which appeal in writing deals with the facts and evidence provided?

Epistrophe is:

Who are the comic-strip characters I like to add into PowerPoint Presentations?

To earn the point in the Thesis Category for an essay on the AP Language exam, you must do all of the following EXCEPT:

"You want a friend in Washinton? Get a Dog." (Truman) "Washington" is an example of"

Which rhetorical appeal deals with how the author builds or fails to build trust?

Which literary devices are not used to convey tone?

How many paragraphs should a typical AP Language essay be?

Metaphors and Similes do the same thing, except

Introductions should typically be shorter than conclusions.

"This test will be my greatest opponent," is an example of:

When analyzing an argument, tone examples may be enough to write a five-paragraph essay.

In rhetoric, what is an apostrophe?

The emotional appeal in writing is called:

C. A. P. Stands for:

Your essay response is always an argument of some form.

First-person writing is more formal and shows more sophistication than third-person.

A rhetorical analysis prompt will require that you choose three of the sources provided to support your argument.

The prompt for an essay can give you useful information that helps you analyze the essay.

All forms of writing carry tone.

The poet responsible for the three rules for Modernist Poetry is:

Mr. Hurst goes on tangents and includes _____ during lessons to try to highlight ideas in a lesson.

Which rhetorical device does Mr. Hurst say you will almost always find in political writing?

________ is the means by which a writer conveys his attitude towards the subject.

Grammar and punctuation will not affect your score on the AP Exam unless it detracts from reading your essay?