AP First Semester Final

To show the meaning of your subject; its boundaries and its distinctions from other subjects.

This person analyzed the nature of studies

The accurate, careful use of words in discourse.

Therepeating of elements within a sentence to produce emphasis, clarity, or emotional effect.

The grammatical arrangement of words in sentences.

The author’s attitude toward his/her subject.

implies that indoctrination IS the purpose of education: to create citizens who have agency

Making a comparison through mentioning an object associated with another. eg.:Suits=businessmen

Suggests some sort of discrepancy between appearance and reality.

About reading, Bacon contends that

 To explain how to do something/how something works;how a sequence of actions leads to a result

The emotional impact of a word.

 The dictionary definition of a word.

To tell a story, possibly toenlighten readers or to explain something to them

To explain a subject by showing the similarities/differences between it and another subject.

To explain a conclusion about your subject by showing readers the subject's elements.

A statement which seems contradictory, but is nevertheless true.

This person wrote a letter to a reluctant son traveling abroad

What, according to Bacon, is NOT a purpose of studies?

This person wrote to her daughter concerning the education of her granddaughter

Representing something as less important than it really is.

A play on words that are similar in sound but have different meanings.

A comparison demonstrating the similarities between the relationship of two things/concepts.

Consists of tenor and vehicle; denotes that one thing IS a different thing.

When an absent subject is addressed as though present.

An inanimate object is endowed with human characteristics.

In writing to his son, Lord Chesterfield's tone is

 strongly contrasting words, sentences, or ideas in balanced parallel construction.

To show order in your subject by understanding the kinds or groups it can be sorted into

The arrangement of similarly constructed clauses, sentences, or verse lines

The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses, phrases,or lines

To help readers understand your subject throughthe evidence of their senses

Exaggeration

What similarity exists between the writer's discussing their views on studies/learning?

Who of the following characterizes him/herself as a hero due to his/her reading prowess?

This person believes that indoctrination means to create conforming, unquestioning people

A short, often witty saying that contains a serious maxim, opinion, or general truth

A comparison between two unlike things using the words “like” or “as.”

This person wrote a letter to a disappointing son

__________ includes the senses to produce a single powerful impression or a dominant mood.

To tell the reasons for or consequences of your subject, explaining why or what if.

An implicit or explicit reference within a text to a person, place or event outside the text.

To explain your subject with instances that show readers its nature or character.