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Summary
Author Biography
Estelle Rankin and Barbara Murphy are the coauthors of McGraw-Hill's Writing an Outstanding College Application Essay (0-07-144813-6).
Table of Contents
Preface | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
How to Use This Book | p. 1 |
The Five-Step Program | p. 3 |
Some Basics | p. 3 |
The Organization of the Book | p. 4 |
Introduction to the Five-Step Program | p. 5 |
Three Approaches to Preparing for the AP Literature Exam | p. 6 |
Introduction to the Graphics Used in the Book | p. 7 |
Calendars for Preparing for the AP Literature Exam | p. 9 |
What You Need to Know About the AP Literature Exam | p. 13 |
Introduction to the AP Literature Exam | p. 15 |
Background on the Advanced Placement Exam | p. 15 |
Reasons for Taking the Advanced Placement Exam | p. 16 |
What You Need to Know about the AP Lit Exam | p. 17 |
A "Walk Through" the Diagnostic/Master Exam | p. 20 |
Advanced Placement Literature and Composition | p. 23 |
Section I of the Exam: The Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 34 |
Introduction to the Multiple-Choice Section of the Exam | p. 34 |
Types of Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 37 |
Scoring the Multiple-Choice Section | p. 40 |
Strategies for Answering the Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 40 |
Answer Sheet for Diagnostic Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 49 |
The Multiple-Choice Section of the Diagnostic/Master Exam | p. 50 |
Explanation of Answers to the Multiple-Choice Questions of the Diagnostic/Master Exam | p. 57 |
The Prose Passage Essay | p. 63 |
Introduction to the Prose Passage Essay | p. 63 |
Types of Prose Passage Essay Questions | p. 64 |
Rating the Prose Passage Essay | p. 65 |
Timing the Essay | p. 66 |
Working the Prompt | p. 66 |
Reading and Notating the Prose Passage | p. 68 |
Writing the Opening Paragraph | p. 72 |
Writing the Body of the Prose Passage Essay | p. 74 |
Sample Student Essays | p. 77 |
Rating the Student Essays | p. 80 |
Rapid Review | p. 83 |
The Poetry Essay | p. 84 |
Introduction to the Poetry Essay | p. 84 |
Types of Prompts Used for the Poetry Essay | p. 85 |
Timing and Planning the Poetry Essay | p. 85 |
Working the Prompt | p. 86 |
Writing the Opening Paragraph | p. 92 |
Writing the Body of the Poetry Essay | p. 94 |
Sample Student Essays | p. 96 |
Rating the Student Essays | p. 98 |
Rapid Review | p. 100 |
The Free-Response Essay | p. 101 |
Introduction to the Free-Response Essay | p. 101 |
Types of Free-Response Prompts | p. 104 |
General Rubrics for the Free-Response Essay | p. 105 |
Timing and Planning the Free-Response Essay | p. 106 |
Working the Prompt from the Diagnostic Master Exam | p. 106 |
Developing the Opening Paragraph | p. 110 |
Developing the Body of the Essay | p. 112 |
Sample Student Essays | p. 114 |
Rating the Student Essays | p. 116 |
Final Comments | p. 117 |
Rapid Review | p. 117 |
Comprehensive Review: Developing the Knowledge, Skills, and Strategies | p. 119 |
Introduction to Review Section | p. 121 |
Prose Review | p. 123 |
Introduction to Prose | p. 123 |
Five Aspects of Every Narrative | p. 124 |
Types of Novels | p. 129 |
Literary Terminology | p. 130 |
Prose Analysis | p. 133 |
Final Comments | p. 135 |
Rapid Review | p. 136 |
Poetry Review | p. 137 |
Introduction to Poetry | p. 137 |
The Structure of Poetry | p. 138 |
Types of Poetry | p. 141 |
Interpretation of Poetry | p. 153 |
Poems for Comparison and Contrast | p. 159 |
Rapid Review | p. 161 |
Developing Confidence by Applying Skills | p. 163 |
Practice Exam 1 | p. 165 |
p. 167 | |
p. 177 | |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 179 |
Rating the Essay Section | p. 183 |
Practice Exam 2 | p. 193 |
p. 195 | |
p. 204 | |
Answers to Multiple-Choice Questions | p. 207 |
Rating the Essay Section | p. 211 |
After Words | p. 223 |
A Suggested Reading Guide | p. 225 |
Classicism | p. 225 |
Realism | p. 226 |
Romanticism | p. 227 |
Impressionism | p. 229 |
Expressionism | p. 229 |
Naturalism | p. 230 |
General Bibliography | p. 232 |
Glossary of Terms | p. 235 |
Websites Related to the Advanced Placement Exam | p. 238 |
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