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This one-page document is perfect for your AICE English Language AS Level class (Cambridge International Exams - CIE).
This should be used after students have read at least through chapter 13 of The Scarlet Letter AND have an understanding of rhetorical analysis and elements of style.
The prompt is formatted to mimic the set-up of the Paper 1 prompts for the English Language AS Level exam. It is a nice way to combine some American Literature while still keeping with the requirements of the Cambridge syllabus. Give your students multiple modes of practice for Paper 1 and watch their scores soar!
This writing may also be suitable for students enrolled in an AP English Language class, where the focus is on style and rhetoric.
This should be used after students have read at least through chapter 13 of The Scarlet Letter AND have an understanding of rhetorical analysis and elements of style.
The prompt is formatted to mimic the set-up of the Paper 1 prompts for the English Language AS Level exam. It is a nice way to combine some American Literature while still keeping with the requirements of the Cambridge syllabus. Give your students multiple modes of practice for Paper 1 and watch their scores soar!
This writing may also be suitable for students enrolled in an AP English Language class, where the focus is on style and rhetoric.
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This one-page document is perfect for your AICE English Language AS Level class (Cambridge International Exams - CIE).
This should be used after students have read at least through chapter 13 of The Scarlet Letter AND have an understanding of rhetorical analysis and elements of style.
The prompt is formatted to mimic the set-up of the Paper 1 prompts for the English Language AS Level exam. It is a nice way to combine some American Literature while still keeping with the requirements of the Cambridge syllabus. Give your students multiple modes of practice for Paper 1 and watch their scores soar!
This writing may also be suitable for students enrolled in an AP English Language class, where the focus is on style and rhetoric.
This should be used after students have read at least through chapter 13 of The Scarlet Letter AND have an understanding of rhetorical analysis and elements of style.
The prompt is formatted to mimic the set-up of the Paper 1 prompts for the English Language AS Level exam. It is a nice way to combine some American Literature while still keeping with the requirements of the Cambridge syllabus. Give your students multiple modes of practice for Paper 1 and watch their scores soar!
This writing may also be suitable for students enrolled in an AP English Language class, where the focus is on style and rhetoric.
Report this resource to TPT
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