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Digital Learning Week 5

4/27/2020

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Hey AP Lit Scholars!
Thank you for those who were able to make it out to our virtual session this morning. This week we will continue our reading of "The Color Purple"  an we will have a viewing party scheduled on May 7th starting at 10:30 am! ALL AP Lit Scholars are welcome! 
This week you will continue to read The Color Purple, create a double journal entry concerning your reading. In addition, I invite you to re-imagine your poetry projects. Take your assigned poem and create a virtual presentation. Details are outlined on Schoology.  

We will not be returning to our physical building however your opportunities for learning abound.  In accordance to CCSD expectations PHS is adopting the digital learning schedule above.  In the meantime, learning will take place. You can reach me through email at dawn.whipple@cobbk12.org, through the Remind App messenger, or you can schedule a virtual Zoom meeting using this form. You do not need any special equipment for this app. I will send you an email confirmation with your scheduled appointment.

IMPORTANT AP LIT TESTING INFORMATION (PLEASE READ)

English Literature and Composition Test date and time
Exam Date: May 13
  • Hawaii Time: 8 a.m.
  • Alaska Time: 10 a.m.
  • Pacific Time: 11 a.m.
  • Mountain Time: 12 p.m.
  • Central Time: 1 p.m.
  • Eastern Time: 2 p.m.
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Exam timing
Students will be given 45 minutes to read and respond to Question 1 and then 5 minutes to upload their response.

Questions
Question 1 (45 mins.)

% of exam weight (rounded)
100%

Question name
Prose Fiction Analysis

Question description
This question presents students with a passage of prose fiction of approximately 500–700 words, and assesses students’ ability to do the following:
  • Respond to the prompt with a thesis that presents a defensible interpretation.
  • Select and use evidence to support a line of reasoning.
  • Explain how the evidence supports a line of reasoning.
  • Use appropriate grammar and punctuation in communicating an argument.

Corresponding free-response question (FRQ) type in the course and exam description binder
  • The single question on the 2020 AP English Literature and Composition Exam is a Prose Fiction Analysis question, which is FRQ 2 on a traditional AP Exam and in the CED. It is referred to as Question 1 because the 2020 exam has just that one question.
  • The prompt will not include the title and author of the passage. Otherwise, the prompt will match the stable prompt language found in the CED.

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