1. AP Language and Composition Exam
Turn in your homework to the drawer

2. As you read the Chief red cloud speech…
How does it compare to Jefferson’s point of view?
How does Chief Red Cloud use language to appeal to President Grant?
What social issues does this speech bring up?

3. Creating an argumentative outline
Issue- stance
Not text based!
Forming an argumentative thesis
You will write one next class over a topic in your summer reading book.

4. Overview of the Exam 3 hours and 15 minutes Multiple Choice 3 Essays
Synthesis
Rhetorical Analysis
Argument

5. Multiple Choice 4-5 Passages 60 minutes 50-60 questions All nonfiction
1 with footnotes
1 British 17th-19th century
1 multicultural American writer
1 contemporary
60 minutes
50-60 questions

6. Synthesis Essay Multiple Sources
Create an argument from the multiple viewpoints
Current Issue
55 minutes
15 minutes for reading sources

7. Rhetorical Analysis 40 minutes
8 for outlining
Typically looks at tone/purpose and the rhetorical strategies/techniques the author uses to achieve the tone/purpose
SOAPSTone, Rhetorical Précis and Pg. 13 assignment will help.

8. Argument 40 minutes Topic that students must choose a side on.
8 for outlining
Topic that students must choose a side on.
Almost anything is appropriate evidence.
Focus is on using your evidence well

9. The OWL at Purdue Visit the following link for all the things: