Ap English Language Quiz 5 (25 MCQs)

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1. The use of irony or sarcasm to critique society or an individual.
2. What is a key component of demonstrating understanding of source material?
3. Fill in the blank:Linguistic tools that use specific sentence structures, sounds, or patterns of meaning to convey complex ideas are called .....
4. PASSAGE 2In the sixth sentence of the fifth paragraph ( "We may ..... do so" ), the author places quotation marks around the phrase "bowl alone" primarily to
5. Which rhetorical device involves the use of words with the same consonant sound close together?
6. According to the notes, what is the final step in the three-read method of close reading?
7. A style of argument which appeals to a shared set of beliefs or assumptions.
8. What is the definition of 'Inference'?
9. Using a sequence of ideas that abruptly diminish in importance at the end of a sentence, generally for satirical effect.
10. What day is the AP English Language and Composition exam?
11. The step of close reading where you ask 'Why did the author choose this word?' (Deeper questions) is primarily part of:
12. How much time will you be given to answer 45 multiple choice questions?
13. A diplomat represents a country abroad, and thus must can deal with others in a sensitive, careful way. Which of the following phrases are NOT diplomatic in tone?
14. What is the main task in the rhetorical analysis essay on the AP English Language and Composition Exam?
15. "An impassioned plea" is a(n)
16. Substituting the name of an attribute or adjunct for the thing meant.
17. Fill in the blank:The word 'surmise' means .....
18. Characteristic of a literary work which attempts to instruct or guide, particularly in moral, ethical, or religious matters; when used to describe literature, it is often derogatory in meaning since it implies a preachiness in tone which overshadows other aspects of the work
19. A short, personal story about a real or, sometimes, fictional event or experience, often used to make a point, illustrate a concept, or add interest and relatability to a narrative or discussion, is called a(n):
20. You do not need to understand the passage to answer questions.
21. What is the purpose of annotating actively?
22. How many Multiple Choice Questions are on the AP English Language and Composition Exam?
23. How many minutes will you have to write all three essays?
24. What is the minimum number of points that we want to earn on the 3 FRQs?
25. The emotional mood created by the entirety of a literary work, established partly by the setting and partly by the author's choice of objects that are described.