AP English Language
Description
The AP English Language and Composition is an introductory composition course set up by the College Board. This college-level course helps students in cultivating their understanding of writing and creating rhetorical arguments through a process of reading, analyzing, and writing of texts while exploring topics like rhetorical situations, claims, and evidence, reasoning and organization, and style.
The AP English program has two courses – a. Language and b. Literature
The Language course is designed to provide high school students with a typical introductory-level college English curriculum, and it focuses on evidence-based analytic and argumentative writing, along with the rhetorical analysis of non-fiction texts.
What Will I Learn?
- Mastery of core curriculum topics
- Learn to read, understand, and analyse a variety of texts
- Identify how writers use various devices to achieve their effects
- Assess and analyze rhetorical situations
- Learn the skills of reasoning and organization
- Identify, study and explain claims and evidence within an argument
- Explain how and strategically use words, comparisons, and syntax that convey a specific tone and style to a text
- Exam techniques practiced through extensive question practice and personalised feedback
- Lifelong subject and interdisciplinary skills
Topics for this course
Multiple Choice Questions
60 Minutes, 45 Questions
5 Passages
23-25 Reading Questions
20-22 Writing Questions
45% of Exam Score
Free Response Questions
About the instructors
104 Courses
595 students