- Open the link: https://quizlet.com/_1ba3qc
- Click "Test"
- Choose all 4 question types (should be the chosen default)
- Question Limit: 28 of 65 (no more, no less)
- Have Mrs. Reilly check your set-up (there are possible problems that she may be able to spot beforehand)
- Take test and show Mrs. Reilly the score. She will consider misspellings as half credit. (You may try a second time, but show Mrs. Reilly both scores; the highest will be accepted as final.)
- For your extra vocabulary words, write out on a piece of lined, labeled sheet of paper two of your words with their definition and a sample sentence utilizing the word correctly (do not have any "to be" verbs in your sentences.)
Alcove AP
AP Language and Composition, Mrs. Reilly, Xenia Christian H.S.
Rhetoric Vocab and Fallacies Test
Writing Guidelines
- Intro to Thesis statement writing and Literature Research
- Citing in-text in MLA format
- Purdue/Owl: Quoting/taking notes for research and Reading and note-taking
- Purdue/Owl: Citing in MLA format
- Video on MLA Formatting: List of Works Cited
- Video on formatting the work cited page and header
- Cedarville University Writing Center: Student Resources
- Sample with notes
RESEARCHING
onLINE
Rhetorical terms test -- December 2014
Rhetorical terms test (click here) -- 40 terms: multiple choice and matching.
Have teacher record score on hard copy (after one attempt) and continue with fill-in-the-blank portion (choose 10).
Have teacher record score on hard copy (after one attempt) and continue with fill-in-the-blank portion (choose 10).
August 2014 Assignment (speech, essays, short story)
I. Read ALL of the following (linked here below). You will be using your notes/reflections to this literature to complete an in-class timed writing during the first or second week of school.
1. Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural Address
2. Henry David Thoreau: Civil Disobedience
3. Ralph Waldo Emerson: Self –Reliance
4. Kate Chopin: The Story of an Hour
II. Remember, too,
that I will be checking your notes for the previous readings as well.
III.
VOCABULARY LEARNING
In the AP courses, we study vocabulary involved with rhetorical and poetic writing. The master lists are linked here below (links also found on the AP page at the Alcove classroom website). The first week back in class, you will be quizzed on words 1-85 from the rhetoric terms list. You can see that various groupings of the terms are on Quizlet for practicing and out-of-class testing. (Those of you who have had this list last year, be prepared for some non-multiple-choice situations.)
· Literary Devices--original links Rhetorical Strategies: http://www.nisd.net/jay/la/LitTerms-RhetoricalDev.pdf
· Poetry terms: http://www.homewood.k12.al.us/~ksmith/AP_Poetry_Terms.html
AP CLASS LIST -- particular lists
AP Poetry terms -- complete list
and
AP rhetoric terms -- complete list
AP Poetry terms -- complete list
and
AP rhetoric terms -- complete list
Current Documents
- Summer 2014 Reading (AP Language & Composition 2014-15) and with
- more SPECIFICS about summer assignments, including vocabulary assignment
- Kate Chopin: The Story of an Hour
- Abraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural Address
- Henry David Thoreau: Civil Disobedience
- Ralph Waldo Emerson: Self –Reliance
- Major Works Data Sheet (general prose)
Helpful Links
AP Rubrics
Book Lists
- Reading List for AP Literature test --List #1 (based upon free response essay questions since 1971)
- Reading List for AP -- List #2
- British and World Literature Reading List (not exclusive to AP reading/literature)
Literary Devices- Definitions, examples and lessons at Literarydevices.net -- EXCELLENT site
On Quizlet
- AP Poetry terms and
- AP Rhetoric terms -- Words 1-85, Words 86-175, Words 1-175, Words 176-end (176-250)
An Exam Reader's Advice on Writing
Rhetoric--what does that mean anyway? The Forest of Rhetoric/Dr. Gideon Burton
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