AP English Lit Exam Review

AP Lit multiple choice questions have ___ answer options

This refers to the arrangement of words in a sentence or poem:

The narrator's interpretation of plot events based on their personal experiences is called:

A story's setting can refer to all of the following except:

In order to have a strong essay, you need all of the following except:

True/False: Questions about rhyme and meter will be on the multiple choice test.

True/False: On the Q3, you must limit your text selection to the list provided.

To have a strong line of reasoning, you need all of the following except:

Scenario: You're asked to analyze a character and two can work. What should you do?

True/False: Your intro & conclusion paragraphs can be shorter than they would in a standard essay.

"[Daffodils] Tossing their heads in sprightly dance" is an example of:

An explicit comparison between two unlike things is called:

Using time strategy, approximately how much time should you spend on each essay?

A 14 line poem written in iambic pentameter is almost always a/an:

True/False: Recognizing the shifts in a poem can help you organize your Q1 essay.

Characters who don't change are called ___, those who do change are ____

The act of starting a narrative in the middle of the plot is called:

True/False: You should read all parts of a piece of literature (title, subtitle, footnotes, date, author, etc.)?

The voice in a poem is called the:

True/False: You should always list literary elements in your thesis statement.

The author's attitude towards what he/she/they are talking about in a story is:

A word's implied or associated meaning is:

A character who contrasts with the protagonist is called a/an:

Using time strategy, approximately how much time should you spend on each multiple choice question?

When using this word in analysis, it should always be preceded by an adjective.

An implied comparison between two unlike things is called:

True/False: Suggested literary/poetic devices will be provided in an essay's prompt.

Besides answering the prompt, what else must you provide in the thesis for a Q3?

Which section on the rubric yields the most points?

True/False: You have to complete the essays in order (1, 2, 3).

A reference to an outside person, event, or other reference from a text is a/an:

True/False: You can receive a 3 or 4 for Evidence and Commentary if you don't provide any literary/poetic devices?

The vantage point of a narrator is called the:

The unfiltered stream of a narrator's thoughts is called:

Which point of the rubric MUST you get in order to score highest elsewhere?

The AP English Lit exam includes how many essays?

The use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices is:

With multiple choice questions, always use:

True/False: Paraphrasing evidence from the text is just as effective as pulling evidence directly from the text?

What term simply means combining two unlike ideas or concepts in analysis? (Hint: several prompts will ask for this.)