Very impressed with the format and presentation here, Alyssa, it looks very professional. Not only do you cover all the five types of questions here, but they are diverse and you can tell that these were not just made-up very hastily at the last second, we can see that thought was put into it when you wrote these.
Also, the answers are not gimmes, but they also are not too difficult. The reader, given that they have taken an AP literature course, would be able to decipher, with some thought, which of the answers is the right choice for each question. The only complaint I would have is in your clarification. I can see why the answers are correct, but sometimes the incorrect justifications seem a bit lacking. At least in explanation. How do we know the reader is "not necessarily sad or empathetic" we know he is confident, but why are the other responses not as correct as this choice?
Very impressed with the format and presentation here, Alyssa, it looks very professional. Not only do you cover all the five types of questions here, but they are diverse and you can tell that these were not just made-up very hastily at the last second, we can see that thought was put into it when you wrote these.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the answers are not gimmes, but they also are not too difficult. The reader, given that they have taken an AP literature course, would be able to decipher, with some thought, which of the answers is the right choice for each question. The only complaint I would have is in your clarification. I can see why the answers are correct, but sometimes the incorrect justifications seem a bit lacking. At least in explanation. How do we know the reader is "not necessarily sad or empathetic" we know he is confident, but why are the other responses not as correct as this choice?