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A.P. Language Syllabus |
3rd Quarter: Spillane's sample death penalty position paper DRAFT! - the structure of an argument & where the counter argument fits in - types of appeals/support: ethos, logos, pathos - logical fallacies: hasty generalization, oversimplification, begging the question, ignoring the question, ad hominem, either-or, non sequitur, and post hoc (for more visit the Fallacy Files) - bias - rhetorical devices commonly used in arguments: tricolon, parrallelism, anaphora, epitrophe, paralepsis (praeteritio) |
Last Updated:4/9/10 by Lee Ann Spillane |
Go to Class Marker to take the Rhetorical Terms Review Test. There are 35 questions and you will have 20 minutes to take the test. You must log in with your user name (check here) and password (aplang) to take the test. Tests are due by 11:59 p.m.Tuesday 5/11. Use Quizlet to study terms/devices for the AP test and our exam. Click here to access the stack of flashcards I created or make your own at Quizlet. Be sure to register for register for FREE test practice at Florida Virtual School online! Make your appointment to learn about a new tool or talk photography for ISP; sign up on the sheet on the whiteboard! |