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Index
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Acknowledgments
Contents
Introduction
Part I: Welcome to the Exam
1. A Brief Introduction to the AP English Language and Composition Exam
Why do you Need this Book?
A Bit of History You May Want to Know
So Who Writes the AP English Exam–and What Does It Look Like?
What Your Final Score Will Mean
How to Register to Take the Exam (and Other Useful Information)
How to Use This Book
Part II: Cracking the System: The Multiple-Choice Section
2. Cracking the Multiple-Choice Questions
Relax!
Sample Passage #1–Here’s How It’s Done
Further Practice
Explanations
To Sum Up
Part III: Cracking the System: The Essays
3. Basic Principles of the Essay Section
The Format and Content of the Essay Section
The Importance of the Essay Section to Your Score
Ready, Set, Write!
All About AP Essay Scoring
How to Make It Easy for the Reader to Give You a High Score
For and Against the Five-Paragraph Essay
Summary
4. The Rhetorical Analysis Essay
Is This A Rhetorical Question?
Sample Essay #1–Here’s How It’s Done
Sample Essay #2–Giving It Another Try
Key Terms
5. The Argumentative Essay
First, A Word
Sample Essay #1–Here’s How It’s Done
Sample Essay #2–Giving It Another Try
Most of All, Have Fun
Key Terms
6. The Synthesis Essay
Why are they doing this to Me?
Sample Essay #1–Here’s How It’s Done
Moving On…
Key Terms
Part IV: AP English Language
7. Words and Their Use
The Good News and the Bad News About the AP English Language and Composition Exam
Diction
Rhetoric and Figurative Language
Irony and Satire
Key Terms
8. The Hit Parade—Words, Words, Words
The Hit Parade
Part V: AP English Composition
9. Rhetorical Fallacies
Avoiding the Fatal Fallacy
Common Rhetorical Fallacies
Sample Questions
Key Terms
10. Basic Rhetorical Modes
What Are Rhetorical Modes?
Example or Illustration
Classification
Comparison and Contrast
Analogy
Moving On…
Key Terms
11. Complex Rhetorical Modes
Process Analysis
Cause and Effect
Definition
Description
Narration
Induction and Deduction
Key Terms
Part VI: The Princeton Review AP English Language and Composition Practice Tests and Explanations
12. Practice Test 1
Section I
Section II
13. Practice Test 1: Answers and Explanations
14. Practice Test 2
Section I
Section II
15. Practice Test 2: Answers and Explanations
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