AP Language and Composition Assignments

Read Passage 7 and answer the questions by yourself. Discuss with your group the reasons you chose your answers, and decide upon a consensus of correct answers.

Video for Turnitin.com: making accounts, submitting assignments, and reviewing teacher feedback.

 

Final Exam Study Guide

Extemporaneous Speeches

Mixed Modes Essay

 Please submit on Turnitin.com using the following information:

13704439                        APELAC1

13704463                        APELAC3

13704478               APELAC6

Terms Test

Vocabulary Tests

Exemplification Essay due.

First MODE essay: 400-500 word Argument Essay. After reading argument essays in the Bedford Reader and Language of Composition books, craft an argument essay with the thesis statement in the first paragraph. The essay should follow the classical organization on the side board and have a variety of appeals (logos, ethos, pathos). The essay does not have to represent a proposition of policy. It may advocate a value. It should focus on the central word you have chosen for the Modes Project. See the Modes Rubrics under the files for this class

Debate Ballot. Select the five issues for which you have the most information. Detail the clash between the candidates on each issue in a "she said-he said- she responded-he answered- she continued- he answered-she concluded-he concluded. Thus, because ............... and ................ answers the arguments, the winner of that issue is __________" Quote specific comments from your flow sheets.

Flow chart of the First Presidential Debate. 

Re-Test on Rhetorical Terms, Argument, the Appeals