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AP English Language Review

11th grade AP Language · Hard · 20-25 min

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This board helps players review Test Prep · AP Lang through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Rhetorical Appeals, Rhetorical Devices, Argument, Common Fallacies, Exam Strategy. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Rhetorical Appeals

    Appeal to logic and reason.

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    Logos

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  • Rhetorical Devices

    Repetition at the beginning of successive clauses.

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    Anaphora

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  • Argument

    The author's main argument.

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    Claim / thesis

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  • Common Fallacies

    Attacking the person, not the argument.

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    Ad hominem

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  • Exam Strategy

    Three free-response essays on the AP Lang exam.

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    Synthesis, rhetorical analysis, argument

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Rhetorical Appeals

$100 — Appeal to logic and reason.
Logos
$200 — Appeal to emotion.
Pathos
$300 — Appeal based on the speaker's credibility.
Ethos
$400 — Appeal to timing or urgency.
Kairos
$500 — Greek philosopher who defined the three rhetorical appeals.
Aristotle

Rhetorical Devices

$100 — Repetition at the beginning of successive clauses.
Anaphora
$200 — Asking a question for effect, not an answer.
Rhetorical question
$300 — Two opposite ideas balanced in one sentence.
Antithesis
$400 — Exaggeration for effect.
Hyperbole
$500 — Saying the opposite of what you mean.
Irony / sarcasm

Argument

$100 — The author's main argument.
Claim / thesis
$200 — Reasons and examples supporting the claim.
Evidence
$300 — The logical link between claim and evidence.
Warrant
$400 — An argument that addresses opposing views.
Counterargument
$500 — An error in reasoning (e.g., straw man).
Logical fallacy

Common Fallacies

$100 — Attacking the person, not the argument.
Ad hominem
$200 — Assuming A → small step → disaster.
Slippery slope
$300 — Two choices presented as the only options.
False dichotomy / either-or
$400 — Citing an unrelated authority.
Appeal to authority
$500 — Misrepresenting an opponent's argument.
Straw man

Exam Strategy

$100 — Three free-response essays on the AP Lang exam.
Synthesis, rhetorical analysis, argument
$200 — Number of multiple-choice questions (approx).
About 45
$300 — Memorable acronym for analyzing a text (speaker, occasion, audience...).
SOAPSTone
$400 — Score range on the AP exam.
1 to 5
$500 — The minimum AP score most colleges accept for credit.
3 (often 4)

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