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This is a place for AP English students to post questions, get answers, and access resources. Be aware that I expect language to be respectful and helpful. I will remove any user who violates this professional expectation.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Practice AP exam with explanations
This is a practice AP exam that has explanations for each answer. If you're using this to prep for the test on Thursday, focus on the poetry - especially the last poem on it by WB Yeats.
http://www.mymaxscore.com/ap-test-prep/ap-practice-tests.html
http://www.mymaxscore.com/ap-test-prep/ap-practice-tests.html
Monday, October 24, 2011
The strength of my thesis:
I am planning on writing an essay on gender roles and power and here is my thesis. I have plenty of evidence for a gender topic right now, but do you have any suggestions on wording for this thesis?
Homer emphasizes the constant male conquest for power and time through battle to dehumanize and diminish the power of women in the Iliad.
Trojan or Greek
I am trying to view Helen through society's eyes, yet I don't know if I should regard her as Greek or Trojan.. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Amanda
Thanks,
Amanda
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Classism in the iliad
Hey, i've got an easy question, I was just wondering if anyone tagged any important evidence based on the class/power/money critical perspective. I'm writing my essay on classism and I have two really great pieces of evidence, I'm just looking for a third.
I'm already using several revolving around the rage of achilles and several involving the deaths of soldiers on the battlefield.
thanks,
-Sean Martinson
I'm already using several revolving around the rage of achilles and several involving the deaths of soldiers on the battlefield.
thanks,
-Sean Martinson
Search "The Iliad"
Hey everyone, I found a complete version of the epic online, it's been helpful when searching for specific phrases and events.
Happy writing!
http://classics.mit.edu/Homer/iliad.html
Happy writing!
http://classics.mit.edu/Homer/iliad.html
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