Which of the following best describes a “lens”

a filter through which an issue is considered

“Commentary” is best described as:

explanation of how evidence connects to a claim

What is the best definition of a “claim” in AP Seminar?

A statement made about an issue that asserts a perspective

What does the billboard of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg symbolize?

The eyes of God watching society sin

What idea links Selenidad and “My Mother’s House”?

the construction of identity in marginalized communities

Which of the following best illustrates a limitation?

a point at which a generalization is no longer valid

How does “False Nostalgia” contrast with the Alzheimer’s report in its treatment of memory?

Norberg romanticizes memory, while the report treats it clinically.

What is an “implication” in a research-based argument?

a future effect that may stem from a conclusion

What do the photographs from SephLawless.com most powerfully convey?

the haunting beauty of abandoned places as memory makers

In “False Nostalgia,” what does Johan Norberg argue about society’s perception of the past?

People often misremember the past as better than it really was.

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1
Which of the following best describes a “lens”
a central statement of belief
a method for organizing evidence
a tool used to disprove arguments
a filter through which an issue is considered
2
“Commentary” is best described as:
visual aids used in presentations
a summary of multiple POVs
explanation of how evidence connects to a claim
evidence from a primary source
3
What percentage of the overall AP Seminar score is made up by Performance Task 2?
45%
35%
25%
20%
4
What is the best definition of a “claim” in AP Seminar?
A statement made about an issue that asserts a perspective
A list of possible solutions
A belief accepted without proof
An explanation of a perspective using literary devices
5
How does Gatsby die?
he is in a car accident
he is poisoned by Tom
he commits suicide
he is shot by Wilson
6
What does the billboard of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg symbolize?
The success of the American dream and The prosperity of the 1920s
The eyes of God watching society sin
The stock market crash in the 30s
The decline of American advertising and capitalism
7
LAST QUESTION.... which one??
ENCANTO
COCO
8
What idea links Selenidad and “My Mother’s House”?
the institutional control of memory
the construction of identity in marginalized communities
the preservation of language
the failure of Western nations to define memory
9
Which of the following best illustrates a limitation?
a cross-disciplinary perspective
a bias in the author's background
a point at which a generalization is no longer valid
an expert's interpretation of data
10
How does “False Nostalgia” contrast with the Alzheimer’s report in its treatment of memory?
Norberg romanticizes memory, while the report treats it clinically.
Norberg rejects memory altogether, while the report values it.
Norberg sees memory as unreliable, while the report sees it as symbolic.
Norberg sees memory as dangerous, while the report embraces it.
11
What is an “implication” in a research-based argument?
a future effect that may stem from a conclusion
a technique used to persuade
a limitation of the study
an alternative POV to consider
12
If you are examining a speaker’s attitude based on rhetorical choices, you are analyzing their:
conventions
tone
bias
context
13
Which term describes the logical structure that connects claims and evidence to a conclusion?
assumption
resolution
deductive reasoning
line of reasoning
14
What do the photographs from SephLawless.com most powerfully convey?
a timeline of American industrial growth
the haunting beauty of abandoned places as memory makers
a commentary on wealth inequality
the rise and fall of the memory of the industrial age
15
In “False Nostalgia,” what does Johan Norberg argue about society’s perception of the past?
People often misremember the past as better than it really was.
History is irrelevant to modern political discourse.
Nostalgia is a useful way to understand cultural identity.
The past is objectively better than the present.

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