ap lit - breaking down exam prompts

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  Introduction and Welcome

• 0:40

  Screen Sharing Setup

• 1:10

  Breaking Down Prompts

• 1:41

  Essays Written Gauge

• 2:12

  In-Class Essays Discussion

• 2:44

  Prompt Breakdown Overview

• 3:17

  Social Media Follow

• 3:47

  Agenda and Focus

• 4:50

  Asking Questions

• 5:21

  Prompt Types Overview

• 6:55

  Q3 Theme Analysis

• 7:27

  Prompt Structure Basics

• 8:29

  Sample Prompt Reading

• 9:30

  Common Prompt Elements

• 10:32

  Dates and Authors

• 11:34

  Complex Relationships

• 12:38

  Complex Elements Examples

• 14:10

  Everything is Complex

• 14:42

  Literary Devices List

• 15:44

  Syntax Explanation

• 16:45

  Syntax vs Diction

• 18:49

  Misunderstood Words Advice

• 20:53

  Q3 Specifics

• 21:54

  Fitting Novels for Q3

• 22:55

  Comparable Literary Merit

• 23:58

  Prompt Reading Tasks

• 25:34

  Gathering Evidence

• 26:36

  Writing Thesis Importance

• 27:38

  Thesis Examples Intro

• 28:39

  Figuring Prompt Questions

• 31:46

  Q1 Questions List

• 33:17

  Another Q1 Prompt

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  Complex Memories Analysis

• 37:54

  Q2 Prompt Example

• 39:31

  Varying Interpretations

• 41:41

  Q2 Main Idea

• 43:13

  No Thesaurus Allowed

• 44:45

  Q3 Prompt Example

• 46:18

  Q3 Questions Breakdown

• 48:58

  Author's Cultural Views

• 50:30

  Society Values Highlighted

• 52:02

  Finding Text Meaning

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  Determining Deeper Meaning

• 54:39

  Thesis Statement Rules

• 56:13

  Bad Thesis Example

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  Good Thesis Example

• 59:31

  Evidence and Planning

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  Direct Evidence Use

• 1:01:36

  Do's and Don'ts Summary

• 1:02:39

  Pitfalls and Exemplars

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  Avoid Bad Examples

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  Final Don'ts List

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  Next Week and Goodbye