FRQ 2 AP Lit Tone & Diction

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What is diction?

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Diction refers to the choice of words and style of expression that an author uses in writing.

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How does diction affect tone?

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Diction shapes the tone by influencing the emotional quality and attitude conveyed in the text.

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What is tone in literature?

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Tone is the author's attitude toward the subject or audience, expressed through word choice and style.

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What is the relationship between diction and character perception?

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Diction shapes the reader's understanding of a character's personality and emotions.

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What are literary elements?

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Literary elements are the components that make up a work of literature, such as theme, character, plot, and setting.

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What is the purpose of FRQ Question 2 in AP Lit?

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To analyze how the author uses literary elements and techniques to convey a message.

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What is the rubric for FRQ Question 2?

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1 point for Thesis, 4 points for Evidence and Commentary, 1 point for Sophistication.

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What does 'sophistication' refer to in the context of AP Lit essays?

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Sophistication refers to the depth of analysis and insight demonstrated in the essay.

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What is an example of frightening diction?

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Words like 'huddled', 'clutching', and 'shaking convulsively' create a frightening tone.

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How can diction create mood?

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Diction can evoke specific feelings in the reader, contributing to the overall mood of the piece.