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AP Language & Composition Review - Challenge #1
AP Language & Composition Review - Challenge #1
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The words the writer chooses to convey a particular meaning and tone.
Erotema
Anaphora
Syntax
Diction
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TONE WORD! scathing or bitter
vitriolic
timorous
antagonistic
fatalistic
3
The writer's attitude or feeling about the subject of his/her text
Diction
Syntax
Emotion
Tone
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The 2020 AP Language & Composition is one free response question: rhetorical analysis.
False
True
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PUNCTUATION: This punctuation marks a sudden change in thought or tone
colon
exclamation point
comma
dash
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The rhetorical analysis question includes what kind of passage?
Poetry of no more than 25 lines
Nonfiction prose of approximately 600–800 words
The final page of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Fictional prose of approximately 600-800 words
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S.O.A.P.S.tone is an acronym for _______________
Style, Occasion, Analysis, Purpose, Source, Tone
Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone
A cleaning agent
Speaker, Options, Analysis, Purpose
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S.P.A.C.E.C.A.T. is an acronym for _______________
Speaker, Purpose, Action, Context, Exigence, Choices, Appeals, Time
A galactic feline
Speaker, Point of View, Audience, Exigence, Ethos, Pathos, Logos, Interest
Speaker, Purpose, Audience, Context, Exigence, Choices, Appeals, Tone
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Which of the following terms is a rhetorical question used to provoke thought or transition between ideas?
Hyperbole
Erotema
Meiosis
Aporia
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Which of the following is NOT an element of sophistication on the AP rubric?
Attempt to contextualize the text, but such attempts consist predominantly
Explaining the significance or relevance of the writer’s rhetorical choices
Explaining a purpose or function of the passage’s complexities or tensions.
Employing a style that is consistently vivid and persuasive.
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An attractive but unreliable piece of reasoning is a ____
cliche
inductive reasoning
deductive reasoning
fallacy
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Using many conjunctions to achieve an overwhelming effect is ___
Alliosis
Asyndeton
Antithesis
Polysyndeton
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The three categories of the rhetorical analysis rubric are thesis, evidence and commentary, and sophistication.
True
False
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A statement which expresses a general truth or moral principal is ___
Aphorism
Allegory
Epigram
Homily
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A complex sentence in which the main clause comes first and the subordinate clause follows is _
Loose
Cumulative
Balanced
Periodic
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The associations suggested by a word
colloquial
jargon
denotations
connotations
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TONE WORD! warmth; intensity of spirit
fervent
giddy
passionate
sardonic
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How much time will you have to complete the 2020 AP Language & Composition exam?
45 minutes to write and 5 minutes to submit your essay.
1 hour to write and 5 minutes to submit your essay.
2 hours to write and 5 minutes to submit your essay
50 minutes to write and 5 minutes to submit your essay.
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PUNCTUATION: a semicolon ___
marks a sudden change in thought
gives equal weight to two or more ind. clauses in a sentence
ends an ind. clause
directs the reader's attention to words that follow
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The side by side comparison of two or more objects or ideals is ___
Pantheism
Sarcasm
Juxtaposition
Irony
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This mode of discourse encourages the reader to develop a mental picture
narrative
description
compare & contrast
classification
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Exigence means
An audience's mindset
predicting the future
An urgent need or demand
A very long speech
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What scheme repeats similar patterns of grammatical structure and length?
Antithesis
Ellipsis
Parallelism
Anastrophe
24
TONE WORD! lightly amusing; unserious; frivolous, especially at the wrong time
facetious
elegiac
wry
sardonic
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Which mode of discourse tells a story, often with emotion or empathy?
classification
definition
description
narration
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Using a part of a physical object to represent the whole object
Catachresis
Synecdoche
Simile
Zeugma
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TONE WORD! pretentious and pompous
banal
irreverent
bombastic
evasive
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A term used to describe fiction, nonfiction, or poetry that teaches a specific lesson or moral.
Denotation
Didactic
Parody
Diction
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Try to avoid using passive voice in your writing. Passive voice is ___
The subject of the sentence receives the action
The subject of the sentence performs the action
Every word in the sentence is a subject
There is no subject in the sentence
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The correct way to discuss ethos (or any other part of the rhetorical triangle) is
The author uses ethos
The author utilizes ethos
The author appeals to ethos
The author captures ethos
