AP Lit Grammar/Exam Quiz
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How long is the MCQ section? And how many questions?
1 hour for 55 questions
What % does the MC section weigh?
45% of overall score
How many passages are in the MC section?
5 different passages (2-3 prose and 203 poetry)
How many questions per passage?
8-13 questions each
How long of a break do you get in-between the MC and FRQ?
10 minutes
How long is the FRQ portion? And how many essays?
2 hours for 3 essays, 40 minutes each
What % does the FRQ sections weigh?
55% of overall score
What 3 aspect do both FRQ 1 & 2 have in common?
Deals with complexity. Must mention lit device to pass. Must use small quotations to support assertions. (DMM)
What is the primary difference between FRQ 1 and 2?
1 is poems. 2 is prose.
What is necessary when mentioning lit devices to pass?
Lit devices should be directly connected to complexity within the text
What type of question is being tested in FRQ 3?
Literary Argument
What are the 4 key aspects for FRQ 3?
Choose novel of literary merit to support your answer to this question. Deals with the meaning of the work (essentially the theme). No quotations or devices required. Instead of summarizing, pinpoint specific events from the novel to analyze. (CIND)