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AP® English Language and Composition: Purpose, Rhetoric, Style, and Organization Drill 1, Problem 1. The speaker cites all of the following as ben...
AP English Language and Composition 3.10 Passage Drill. Which of the following devices does the passage not include?
In lines 33–34, the author writes that "ambition would induce them to aspire to office, and commands and honors, to form cabals against their com...
AP English Language: Whose Audience Is It Anyways? 4 Views
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The intended audience of this passage is likely
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Okapi england learning another one for you The intended audience
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of this passage is likely well whom Well the passage
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looks at history through the lens of fashion It explains
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how fashion trends reflected the cultural values of certain eras
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You know from the cold war to the hippies to
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a current hip hop artist maybe one day crocks and
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fitbits will get their own chapter When you think well
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the key here is to consider the passage as a
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whole Most of the answer choices focus on lee on
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one aspect of the tax For example the author mentioned
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that run dmc actually wrote a song about my adidas
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but the duo gets well less than half a paragraph
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of face time so i'll get rid of it And
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that suggests that they aren't the true subject right Likewise
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the cold war c is only mentioned briefly in the
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piece is highly critical of advertisement So get rid of
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egg which push you know beauty standards And it doesn't
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give any substantive information about fashion design itself So get
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rid of bees The right answer here History students That's
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the audience here So if you're one of them enjoy
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