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1
Which of the following is an example of a rhetorical appeal to ethos?
Using vivid imagery
Telling a personal story
Referencing an expert's credentials
Listing facts and statistics
2
In AP Lang, what is the difference between tone and mood?
Mood is about the writer, tone is about the reader
Tone is the author’s attitude, mood is the emotional effect on the reader
They are synonyms
Tone is for fiction, mood is for nonfiction
3
Which setting would best reflect dialectic reasoning?
A social media debate
A political ad
A Socratic seminar
A courtroom trial
4
What is Swift’s actual goal in “A Modest Proposal”?
Propose a serious solution
Highlight child nutrition
Promote economic growth
Critique British policy and apathy toward the Irish poor
5
Which best defines allusion?
A detailed description
A made-up story
A repetitive phrase
An indirect reference to something well-known
6
What symbol is most associated with Desdemona’s fidelity?
Her hair
Her wedding ring
A letter
A handkerchief
7
Tone refers to...
The structure of a sentence
The setting of a passage
The level of vocabulary used
The writer’s attitude toward the subject
8
A speaker who shares personal experience to gain trust is using...
Ethos
Pathos
Juxtaposition
Logos
9
What is the effect of repetition?
Emphasizes key points
Bores the reader
Creates confusion
Weakens the argument
10
What rhetorical strategy does Wallace use heavily in “Consider the Lobster”?
Narrative suspense
Questioning and parenthetical digression
Satirical understatement
Euphemism
11
Which is an example of pathos?
Referencing a law
Quoting a statistic
Mentioning an expert
Sharing a tragic story
12
What strategy is most effective for analyzing tone?
Identifying the author’s diction and syntax
Ignoring emotional content
Skipping unfamiliar words
Highlighting main ideas
13
What does “qualify” mean in argument writing?
Fully disagree
Partially agree with conditions
Fully agree
Provide no opinion
14
How many MC questions are on the exam?
45
50
55
40
15
What is an example of an aphorism?
"To be or not to be..."
"Actions speak louder than words."
"It was the best of times..."
"Because I could not stop for Death..."
16
How is the sophistication point earned?
cohesion through return statements
all options included
metacommentary
strong, collegial vocabulary
17
What best describes Othello's tragic flaw?
His lack of ambition
His dishonesty
His poor leadership
His gullibility and insecurity
18
Which is the best strategy for the AP multiple-choice section?
Skip every other question
Preview the questions, read the passage, annotate, answer questions
Read the questions before the passage; then, skip them all
Skim everything
19
Which of the following is a fallacy?
Logical appeal
Ad hominem attack
Concession
Ethos
20
When analyzing rhetoric, what does “audience” refer to?
The writer
The tone
The occasion
The reader or listener
21
Which transition is best for introducing a counterargument?
Similarly
In conclusion
For example
On the other hand
22
Choose your fighter.
Lead distractors--who came up with these anyway?
They Say/I SLAY
The Thesis FormulaTM
CHELPSS ft. 'lil Evidence
23
How does Shakespeare use dramatic irony in Othello?
Desdemona explains her innocence to Iago
The Duke is aware of Iago's plot
The audience knows Iago’s schemes before Othello does
Othello tells the audience he will kill Desdemona
24
What rhetorical strategy does Iago most often use?
Logical reasoning
Hyperbole
Manipulative suggestion and innuendo
Direct accusation
25
In “Consider the Lobster”, what ethical question does Wallace raise?
Whether language can shape culture
Whether boiling lobsters alive is morally justifiable
Whether seafood is healthy
Whether writing should be humorous
26
What best defines a counterargument?
A refutation of opposing views
A point that agrees with the thesis
A sarcastic comment
An unrelated claim
27
What tone best describes Coates' writing in Between the World and Me?
Humorous and light
Angry and vengeful
Detached and journalistic
Reflective and urgent
28
In a synthesis essay, students must...
Use at least three sources to support argument
Summarize the sources provided
Compare and contrast two literary works
Argue a point using their opinion only
29
What is the first FRQ prompt you should READ?
Rhetorical Analysis
Synthesis
Argument
30
What is the effect of parallelism?
Adds emotional appeal
Makes the argument less formal
Confuses the reader
Strengthens rhythm and clarity
31
Which two FRQs MUST you have a counterclaim for if you are aiming for a 6/6?
Synthesis, Rhetorical Analysis
Rhetorical Analysis, Argument
Synthesis, Argument
Argument, Narration
32
Which rhetorical device involves repetition at the beginning of successive clauses?
Antithesis
Anadiplosis
Anaphora
Chiasmus
33
In AP Lang, logos refers to...
Logical reasoning
Figurative language
Emotional appeal
Ethical appeal
34
What is the primary rhetorical device used in “A Modest Proposal”?
Anecdote
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Irony
35
In rhetorical analysis, what should a thesis do?
Summarize the content
Ask a question
Restate the passage
Mention the author and devices used
36
What does juxtaposition do?
Weakens ethos
Makes the text longer
Highlights contrast
Distracts from the main point
37
In a timed rhetorical analysis essay, what should you do first?
Write the conclusion
Read and annotate the passage
List rhetorical devices
Skip to the body paragraphs
38
What is a claim?
A minor point
A rhetorical device
A question posed in the essay
The central argument of the essay
39
What type of evidence is strongest in a persuasive essay?
Rhetorical questions
Logical and well-cited evidence
Anecdotal evidence
General opinions
40
What is a key difference between eristic and dialectic argument?
Dialectic is emotional; eristic is logical
Eristic seeks to win; dialectic seeks truth
Dialectic uses fallacies; eristic avoids them
Eristic avoids conflict
41
What theme is most central in Othello?
Romantic idealism
Power of nature
Industrialization
The destructive nature of jealousy
42
How does Othello’s background as a Moor affect his characterization?
He is praised for being Venetian-born
He is never judged for his race
He is exoticized and treated as an outsider
He is seen as wise and holy
43
What is the purpose of a synthesis essay?
To write a personal narrative
To argue a claim using multiple sources
To defend a point using personal anecdotes
To analyze diction and syntax
44
What is the primary purpose of rhetorical analysis?
To summarize a text
To critique grammar
To understand how an author builds an argument
To evaluate the author's use of sources
45
Should you provide some context in each FRQ introduction paragraph before writing your thesis?
Uhhhhh, yeah. Duh.
Absolutely
Yes
Please.
46
Which essay requires you to analyze how an author builds an argument?
Argument
Synthesis
Rhetorical analysis
Narrative
47
Which is an example of logos?
A quote from a celebrity
A scientific study used as evidence
A metaphor
A humorous anecdote
48
What is the effect of Iago addressing the audience directly in soliloquies?
It allows the audience to sympathize with Othello
It builds suspense by hiding Iago's plans
It reveals his inner thoughts and manipulative nature
It makes him seem less threatening
49
Are you locked for the AP Exam?
Most certainly. My mind is a temple.
106.587%
Obv.
Duh
50
What theme is central in Between the World and Me?
Climate change
The value of education
The embodied experience of race and systemic injustice
American exceptionalism
51
In Between the World and Me, who is Coates addressing?
A political figure
The general public
His son
His ancestors
52
What is syntax?
Persuasive appeal
Word choice
Sentence structure
Argument strategy
53
Which rhetorical device contrasts ideas in parallel structure?
Metaphor
Antithesis
Analogy
Simile
54
How much time should you spend writing each FRQ?
40 hours
40 minutes
40 seconds
40 years
55
What does diction refer to in rhetoric?
Word choice
Sentence length
Paragraph length
Use of metaphor
56
What must a thesis statement do?
answer the prompt
all options included
take a position/stance on the topic
convey a contestable argument
