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This graphic organizer is intended to be used by students taking AP Language and Composition or other students who are writing synthesis essays. This helps students organize their thoughts and fit the sources to their reasoning rather than the other way around. There is also space for students to examine how sources relate to one another, which increases sophistication of synthesis writing. This can be used with any synthesis prompt or as a research writing activity. It can function as a sort of

This quiz is designed to be taken after a student has finished reading Part 1 of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. It has matching, true/false, and multiple choice questions. High school or middle school students should be able to be successful on this quiz.

This quiz covers the rhetorical appeals of ethos, logos, and pathos. It uses both definitions and examples and is a great way to quickly check for understanding of rhetorical appeals. This would be particularly useful for an AP Language and Composition class. It pairs well with the "Rhetorical Term Notes for AP Language and Composition" available in my shop.

These slides cover rhetorical appeals (ethos, logos, pathos), modes of argumentation, syntax terms, figurative language, and logical fallacies. These notes are designed for students taking AP Language and Composition. The information in the slides are meant to prepare students for the AP exam for the course. The slides are in a printable pdf format. Great for AP test review! Tons of terms with examples!

This is a graphic organizer for rhetorical analysis. It addresses rhetorical appeals, specific evidence, rhetorical strategies, and SOAPSTone. There is a page with an example as well as a blank page. An explanation for the teacher are also included. This organizer can help prepare students to write analysis essays for the AP Language exam.

This is intended to be used for the Team Multimedia Presentation in Performance Task 1 for AP Seminar. It helps students organize their thoughts and plan their presentations. Each portion of the College Board rubric is addressed in some way on the planning guide. This is the editable Word version. There is also a pdf version of this product available in my store.

The practice activity uses ten vocabulary words from the first half of The Odyssey. Students are asked to answer the questions in complete sentences using the words. Then, there is a quiz using fill-in-the-blank sentences with a word bank. Each sentence uses helpful context clues. The words are adversity, formidable, ravage, profusion, adversary, rancor, abominably, ardor, tumult, and restitution. These practice questions and this quiz correspond with my PowerPoint on these same words, which is

This planner helps AP Seminar students see the connections between the content of their presentation and each line of the rubric for the Individual Multimedia Presentation.

This product contains directions and a rubric for a grammar project and allows for teachers to give easy individualized instruction. Once you identify patterns of error in student writing, you can assign this project for students to relearn and teach each other about those common errors. Students should be assigned their own most common error so that they can learn by teaching.

This document contains a practice exercise for some vocabulary words from the short story "The Most Dangerous Game." There is one page of practice for students to answer questions using the vocabulary words. There is also a ten question quiz and an answer key.

The practice activity uses ten vocabulary words from the first half of The Odyssey. The words are adversity, formidable, ravage, profusion, adversary, rancor, abominably, ardor, tumult, and restitution. The presentation includes the words, definitions, parts of speech, and images to help students remember the words. This presentation corresponds with the practice questions and quiz on these same words, which is also available in my TpT store. In the practice questions and quiz, which can be purc

This PowerPoint includes a list of 10 vocabulary words from the short story The Most Dangerous Game. It gives definitions and visuals for each word. This can be paired with The Most Dangerous Game Vocabulary Quiz and Practice in my TpT shop. The words on the list are aristocrat, amenities, ennui, chateau, palatial, staccato, quarry, cowered, condone, and ardent.