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This AP Literature study guide covers building defensible literary arguments using thesis statements, lines of reasoning, and commentary. It emphasizes choosing evidence strategically and explaining its significance through insightful commentary, focusing on elements like diction, syntax, clauses & phrases, and punctuation. The guide also reviews common question types (MCQs and FRQs), time management strategies, and provides practice questions and examples.
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Question 1 of 12
What are the three main components of a strong literary argument? 🤔
Plot summary, character analysis, theme identification
Introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion
Thesis statement, line of reasoning, commentary
Literary devices, historical context, author's biography