Big Book of AP Language and Composition Quiz

Meaning of "Knotty"

• taking credit for someone else's ideas

• Fame

• complex; difficult to solve

• something subtle; a fine shade of meaning

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To be Renown; you are?

• Infamous or widely criticized
• Unknown or obscure
• Notorious or infamous
• Famous or widely acclaimed

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Define Nuance

• Nuance is a subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound.
• Nuance is a straightforward and obvious difference.
• Nuance is a synonym for exaggeration.
• Nuance is a loud and clear expression of meaning.

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Define Renown

• the process of being moderately acclaimed and somewhat honored for minor accomplishments.

• the state of being widely acclaimed and highly honored or celebrated for achievements or actions.

• the state of being unknown and unacknowledged for any achievements or actions.

• the act of being widely criticized and dishonored for failures or mistakes.

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What is Plagiarism

• Plagiarism is the act of creating original work without any references.
• Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit.
• Plagiarism is only applicable to written work, not visual or audio content.
• Plagiarism is acceptable as long as the original author is not well-known.

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Example of Renown

• when a renowned chef is widely recognized and respected for their work in the culinary world.

• An example of Renown is when a well-known author is widely recognized and respected for their work in the literary field.
• when a famous actor is widely recognized and respected for their work in the entertainment industry.

• when a popular singer is widely recognized and respected for their work in the music industry.

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Examples of Plagiarism

• Citing a source incorrectly
• Quoting a source without attribution
• Using someone else's work without permission
• Copying and pasting text from a source without citation, paraphrasing someone else's ideas without giving credit, submitting someone else's work as your own.

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Finish the sentence:

She has no (a)   to her character.

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Examples of Knotty

• Full of knots or entangled
• Difficult

• Clear
• Tangled

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Finish the sentence:

She committed (a)   with her essay.

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