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Multiple Choice Techniques
Elimination, fill in the blank, context, anticipation, educated guessing
Multiple Choice types
Reading and Writing, 30 minutes each
Is there a penalty for missed responses?
No
MC Question Types
Identification, inference, all but or except, roman numerals
Should you work in order for multiple choice questions?
Yes
Free Response Order
First synthesis, then rhetorical analysis, and then argument
Synthesis techniques
Deconstruct the prompt and annotate the material with positive or negative symbols, take a clear stance
Synthesis structure
Peel for all paragraphs, using EL as strongest. Cite sources as directed and ONLY present a counterargument if you have a strong one
Rhetorical Analysis Techniques
Read the content twice, once for context and second for analysis; focus on a rhetorical device based on the prompt’s purpose (tone, argument)
Rhetorical Analysis Structure
2-3 devices, including the passage’s background and author in the introduction for context and the chosen devices in your thesis
Rhetorical Analysis: Explanation is more important
than naming the devices individually.
Argument Techniques
Focus on persuasive negation or affirmative argument, you can have a flexible tone as a writer
Argument Structure
All your experience or education, a clear position, and PEAL structure