English Language

Respond to question 1 on the 2003 AP English Language and Composition Exam Form B (page 2 on the exam). Review the general course rubric to understand how your essay will be scored. https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/apc/ap03_frq…

Note: In order to prepare for the time constraints of the AP English Language and Composition Exam, allow yourself no more than 40 minutes to read and respond to this prompt.

Part 2—Now that you have written a practice essay, it is time to put your metacognitive tools to work. Metacognition is basically thinking about your thinking. It puts you in the driver’s seat when it comes to assessing your own performance and developing strategies for success. Take a moment to reflect on your writing process. Answer the following questions in complete sentences:

What was the purpose of your essay?

How did you prepare to write the essay?

What did you do well when writing the essay?

What would you do differently the next time you have a similar essay prompt?

As you look at your essay, what is one area you would like to improve? What resources can help you with this?

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In the planning of context, the involvement of rhetorical strategies come in the smoothening of the propagation and the array of evidence and ideas to readers. The smoothing outcome comes through the organization of evidence, the connection of facts into a dependent sequence and the provision of the clusters of information linked towards the conveyance of argument (Wilder, 2012, p. 9)……………………………

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