<p>xD -yawn- Well, anyway. Good luck on the exam, guys! Night all.</p>
<p>Are the rhetorical terms really that complicated on the exam? I only remember seeing basic ones like alliteration, hyperbole, and that sort. Plus, do we have to know the different forms of writing, for the lack of a better word, such a fable, expose, etc.</p>
<p>There are a few questions with exotic terms, but not many. There could be a couple on fable, anecdote, allegory, but again-not many. If you have a list of about 30 that you are very comfortable with, that should do fine.</p>
<p>I just finished my final practice test! I’ve begun getting a raw score above 40 pretty consistently on the Cliffs practice tests, and I’ve been getting nearly all 6’s and 7’s on the essays, so I think I’m in the clear for a 5. I pretty much just want to get it over with now lol</p>
<p>well, I’m hoping for a relatively easy MC and hard essays. I figure I can do any essay, no matter the difficulty, at about the same quality. MC is heaven or hell for me.</p>
<p>seadog i dont think u shuold expect nines on the actual test regardless of the grades ur teacher gives u…r u writing minimun 4 pages with heavy analysis?</p>
<p>for the multiple choice i would review literary devices, rhetorical terms.
its mostly about understanding what’s being said and being able to translate the consequent meaning behind it</p>
<p>-theReach-</p>
<p>there are actually 9 rhetorical modes: exemplification, description, narration, process analysiis, division and classification, argumentation, cause and effect, definition, compare/contrast</p>
<p>What’s the bare minimum for getting a 3?</p>
<p>6, 6, 6 and 33/55. or 5, 5, 5 and 18/55 MC
or…what? I would like to know. Thanks.</p>
<p>Lol I haven’t studied at all. Oh well. Last AP test of this year…YEAAAAAAAA
wait…then I have SAT II’s…
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<p>there are actually 9 rhetorical modes: exemplification, description, narration, process analysiis, division and classification, argumentation, cause and effect, definition, compare/contrast</p>
<p>Could you define those? D:</p>
<p>yay! I just finished my exam today!! not as bad as i thought lol</p>
<p>That’s cool! Haha, everything pretty doable, like practice tests? (not asking about content, that’s illegal)</p>
<p>Essays were fun to write XD
MCQ was ok.</p>
<p>I can’t seem to be consistent I haven’t practiced that much, but on my last MC I did alright and my recent argumentative essay I did bad, but on my previous one ist was vice-versa.</p>
<p>Any idea if you can’t find rhetoric by the author and use diction or syntax, you shouldn’t just say the diction the author uses… anyone know a good way to refer to diction or syntax</p>
<p>Instead of saying “use diction”, maybe just say that the author diction conveys blablabla by blablabla LOL</p>
<p>Anyways, yes the MCs were pretty doable, but I had FormB for essays (is form B for international or something?), and don’t know if students in the USA will have form B… but yeah, the questions were much better than I thought or came across in practice tests. English isn’t really my thing, and even I thought it was quite okay, so you guys’ll be fine =) good luck!</p>
<p>ok thanks,</p>
<p>Good Luck Everyone taking the test. </p>
<p>I have to go to school now and get this over with.</p>
<p>Same</p>
<p>im off to the slaughterhouse…</p>
<p>Felt more like SAT than than AP English Language.</p>
<p>yeah MC and FRQs were pretty easy</p>
<p>I think I did a good job on the MC and the synthesis frq, decent on the third, and idk on the second</p>
<p>I don’t know how well I did on the MC. I hope that I got about 2/3 correct. I answered 53 of them and had a couple of question marks.</p>
<p>The essays were easy. I was able to use all the documents for the synthesis, and I wrote 3 pages for each. I write really small and compact, especially in comparison to the essays released by Collegeboard.</p>
<p>Hopefully, I can get a 4 on this test.</p>