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the repetition of the same grammatical form within a sentence or selection
paradox
assertion
syllogism
parallelism
2
the minimum number of sources you should include in your essay
3
4
5
2
3
the speaker's disposition towards something
tone
moon
attitude
imagery
4
the turning point in an essay
climax
climate
turning point
360
5
parts of the Toulmin method
claim
examples
grounds
warrant
6
the methods used in telling a story; the procedures used by writers
rhetorical thechniques
narrative techniques
syntax
style
7
explains key elements behind the issue (provides necessary information)
proposition
refutation
introduction
statement of background
8
the use of one word from one part of speech for another
proposition
connotation
juxtaposition
anthimeria
9
the amount of time you are given to complete the essays
2 hrs
2 hrs 15 min
2 hrs 30 min
2 hrs 20 min
10
the essays you will write
mystery
synthesis
argumentation
rhetorical analysis
11
a statement that lacks any concrete evidence
bias
insertion
syllogism
assertion
12
which of the following is NOT a correct way to cite a source
Sadler states, "...direct quote..."
(source A)
(Sadler)
source A states, ...3+ words...
13
these will appear within the nonfiction passage on the exam at the bottom of the page
"next page->"
words
footnotes
endnotes
14
sentence that states what you are going to talk about/ proove in your essay
thesis
<p>prologue</p>
topic sentence
introduction
15
synonym for verbal irony
sarcasm
irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
16
the attitude of the author toward the subject
tone
mood
motif
food
17
something you should NOT do during the AP Exam
call 911
call your mom
order pizza
cry
18
tone word for sad
<p>despondent</p>
woebegone
inconsolable
deranged
19
a statement that lacks any concrete evidence
asseration
anecdote
paradox
analogy
20
the use of different words to redundantly repeat the same meaning
polysyndeton
tautology
inversion
connotation
21
the score you get if you plagarise on the essays
3
9
2
1
22
something your SHOULD do during the AP exam
cry
cry some more
make an A
order pizza
23
engages the reader's attention & orients the audience to the issue
conclusion
proposition
statement of background
introduiction
24
the amount of time you are given to complete the multiple choice questions
60 minutes
90 minutes
70 minutes
45 minutes
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giving proof to your claims
warrants
rhetorical questions
claims
grounds
