AP Language and Composition

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Decks in this class (21)

Argumentation and Persuasion: Fundamental Knowledge
What is persuasion 1,
What is an example of persuasion 2,
What is argumentation 3
12  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion: Forms of Argumentation
What are the three main styles of...,
What is the classical model 2,
What are the components of a clas...
9  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion -- Types of Evidence
Fact 1,
Example of a fact 2,
Statistic 3
22  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion -- Argumentative Appeal
Pathos 1,
What are the best tools of pathos 2,
How strong is pathos 3
12  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion -- Rhetorical Triangle
What is a rhetorical triangle 1,
What are the 5 components of a rh...,
What is the speaker 3
7  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion - Argumentative Organization/Arrangement
What is inductive reasoning 1,
Example of inductive reasoning 2,
What is deductive reasoning 3
6  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion -- Forms of Logic
Syllogism 1,
Example of a syllogism 2,
What is an exthymene 3
5  cards
Argumentation and Persuasion -- Logical Fallacies
What is a logical fallacy 1,
What are the fallacies of pathos 2,
Appeal to pity ad misericordium 3
45  cards
Diction -- Levels Of Diction
When using the word diction 1,
How do we choose words 2,
Non standard diction 3
18  cards
Diction -- Types of Diction
Euphonious vs cacophonous 1,
Example of euphonious 2,
Example of cacophonous 3
25  cards
Diction -- Devices of Sound
Assonance 1,
Assonance example 2,
Consonance 2
8  cards
Diction -- Figurative Language
What is a trope 1,
What are considered tropes 1,
What are sensory appeals 2
4  cards
Diction -- Repetition and Comparisons
What is a motif 1,
Examples of motif 2,
What is a symbol 3
11  cards
Diction -- Representation
What is a metonymy 1,
Metonymy example 2,
Synecdoche 3
9  cards
Diction -- Irony
What is irony 1,
Dramatic irony 2,
Dramatic irony example 3
8  cards
Syntax -- Term Origins and Stylistic Schemes
What does syntax come from 1,
Syntax meaning 2,
Scheme comes from 3
14  cards
Syntax -- Schemes of Omission
Asyndeton 1,
Asyndeton example 2,
Ellipsis 3
7  cards
Syntax -- Schemes of Addition
Catalog 1,
Catalog example 2,
Parenthesis 3
7  cards
Syntax -- Schemes of Repetition
Anaphora 1,
Anaphora example 2,
Epistrophe 3
11  cards
Syntax -- Schemes of Reversal
Anadiplosis 1,
Anadiplosis example 2,
Anastrophe 3
8  cards
Syntax -- Types of Sentence by Arrangement
Natural basic sentence 1,
Natural basic example 2,
Loose cumulative sentence 3
8  cards

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