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AP English Language: Evidence, Style, and Synthesis

Evidence types, commentary, line of reasoning, sentence style and syntax choices, and how to build synthesis essays from sources.

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40 basic cards for AP Literature. Set 1 of 2 in AP English Language. It opens with "What type of evidence relies on personal accounts or stories?" and "Evidence based on numerical data or measurable information is called". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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What type of evidence relies on personal accounts or stories?
Show answerAnecdotal evidence
Evidence based on numerical data or measurable information is called...
Show answerEmpirical evidence
When you cite a finding from someone recognized as an authority in a field, you are providing...
Show answerExpert testimony
A hypothetical scenario used to test or illustrate a principle
Show answerHypothetical example
Evidence from controlled experiments or systematic academic studies is...
Show answerResearch study
Evidence that relies on general knowledge or widely accepted truths is called...
Show answerCommon knowledge
Direct quotations or passages from a text that illustrate a point represent...
Show answerTextual evidence
Evidence drawn from documented events or records of the past
Show answerHistorical example
What is the explanation or analysis that connects evidence directly to your claim?
Show answerCommentary
To show how evidence proves your argument, you must provide...
Show answerAnalysis
Effective commentary goes beyond merely restating evidence; it explains...
Show answerWhy the evidence matters or how it proves the point
When you connect evidence to broader implications or larger contexts, you are providing...
Show answerAnalytical commentary
The three-part structure of claim, evidence, and commentary ensures your argument is...
Show answerClear, logical, and fully developed
What happens if you provide evidence without explaining its relevance to your argument?
Show answerThe reader cannot understand how it supports your claim
Commentary that merely restates evidence in different words represents what kind?
Show answerWeak or summary commentary

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