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AP Language and SAT Vocabulary

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SAT Vocabulary Resources

Lessons 1 - 10: Definitions & Practice


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AP Language Vocabulary Resources

We will begin the semester by learning these AP Language terms & concepts. Download and study these terms. The websites below will support your study of these terms.

Basic Rhetorical Vocabulary
Rhetoric Examples
Syntax & Style Vocabulary
Syntactic Form Examples
Modes of Discourse Examples
The Forest of Rhetoric: silva rhetoricae
 
AP Terms Quizlet 

Though I did not create this quizlet, it is a comprehensive list of terms with solid definitions, flash cards, and practice modules. Consider using it.




Tutorial Videos
To watch Muggs & Max explore how to build sentences, click on the SAS link below. I'm pretty sure you have to be logged in with your Wake ID for the SAS video to work.

​For a detailed explanation of sentence structures by another teacher, watch the YouTube video embedded. Both will give you useful suggestions about how to build your basic sentences with language that's a bit different from what I've used in class.

Building Sentences, QL #1330
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