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12/16 AP Lang Review
12/16 AP Lang Review
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A three-part deductive argument in which a conclusion is based on a major and minor premise.
syntax.
trilogy.
syllogism.
understatement.
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If you aim for a high score on the sophistication part of the argument essay rubric, you should _____________________.
use slang or street talk.
use the same sentence structure over and over.
vary your sentence structures and tie sentences together with transitions.
dress up your essay with ornate words.
3
What kind of essays on the AP exam are you instructed to write?
Clear, pretentious, and bantering.
Clear, provocative, and correct.
Clear, interesting, and wordy.
Clear, entertaining, and rushed.
4
What fallacy is this?
Begging the Question/Circular Reasoning.
Red Herring.
Fallacy of Insufficiency.
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc.
5
Which argument is an example of a claim of fact?
Human activity is always negatively impacting turtles.
An endangered species is defined as one who is poached; struggles to adapt.
Nearly all species of sea turtle are classified as endangered.
All plastic straws should be banned.
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A fallacy oversimplifying an argument, reducing it to two sides. One which Democrats and Republicans commit often!
Either/Or.
And/Or.
Either/And.
Either/Thor.
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"Stacy spoke out against capitalism, therefore she must be a communist." This is a __________________ fallacy.
Straw Man.
Red Herring.
False Dilemma.
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc.
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All AP Lang arguments have to follow the classical oration method.
False.
True.
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Attacks a hollow version of an argument not even presented by the opponent, drastically oversimplifying their argument.
Tin man fallacy.
Enderman fallacy.
Straw man fallacy.
Slender man fallacy.
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An argument that is too broad, may use terms such as all, everyone, anyone, and none.
oversimplification
circular reasoning
false causation
overgeneralization
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Old TV shows are black and white. All penguins are black and white. Therefore, penguins are old TV shows.
Appeal to Ignorance.
Logical Fallacy.
Non sequitur.
Slippery Slope.
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What key components used in the Toulmin Argument?
Rebuttal and grounds
Warrant and backing
All of the above
Claim and qualifers
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Undoubtedly, two of the most important aspects of writing are _____________________.
syntax and diction.
metaphors and similes.
organization and mechanics.
audience and purpose.
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Attack on the character of a person instead of the truth or soundness of their argument.
Ad campaign fallacy.
Dad hominem fallacy.
Ad hominem fallacy.
Ad populum fallacy.
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What are the four types of argument claims?
Flour, Eggs, Sugar, and Vanilla.
Fact, Policy, Definiton, and Value.
Inform, Entertain, Persuasive, and Debate.
Write, Copy, Peer Edit, and Rough Draft
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What fallacy is this?
Red Herring.
Assumption.
Special Pleading.
Circular Reasoning.
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What do AP readers look for when they read your free responses?
Essays that stray off the prompt and engage readers.
Essays that use informal language.
Essays that unoriginal and mundane.
Essays that break the mold and show a spark of originality.
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A fallacy whose claims, reasons, or warrants fail to connect logically .
either/ or.
hasty generalization.
bandwagon.
non sequitur.
