This video provides a comprehensive guide on writing an AP argumentative essay. It covers the essay's purpose, structure, and the importance of pre-planning. The video details how to write each section of the essay, including the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. It emphasizes the need for a strong thesis and the use of personal observations and facts as evidence. The video concludes with final tips for achieving a high score.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• How to write a descriptive essay

• How to write an AP argumentative essay

• How to write a synthesis essay

• How to write a narrative essay

What is a key difference between an argumentative essay and a synthesis essay?

• Argumentative essays are shorter

• Synthesis essays use personal evidence

• Argumentative essays use personal evidence

• Synthesis essays are longer

What is the recommended structure for an argumentative essay?

• Three paragraphs

• Four to five paragraphs

• Six paragraphs

• Two paragraphs

What is the first step in pre-planning an argumentative essay?

• Choosing a title

• Reading the prompt

• Writing the conclusion

• Writing the introduction

What should the first sentence of the introduction paragraph be?

• A restatement of the prompt

• A detailed explanation

• A hook to capture attention

• A summary of the essay

What type of evidence can be used in body paragraphs?

• Only observations

• Only personal anecdotes

• Personal anecdote, observation, or fact

• Only facts

What is a suggested way to end the conclusion paragraph?

• With a call to action

• With a question

• With a new argument

• With a quote

What is necessary to achieve a high score on the essay?

• Following the structure alone

• Writing a long essay

• Using complex vocabulary

• Using impressive language skills