AP English Literature and Composition

1.1 What textual details reveal about a character 1.2 Textual details that convey setting 1.3 How plot orders events 1.4 The function of a sequence of events 1.5 Identifying the narrator or speaker 1.6 The function of point of view 1.7 Developing a paragraph with claim and evidence

2.1 What textual details reveal about a character 2.2 The function of structure in a text 2.3 The function of contrasts within a text 2.4 The function of specific words and phrases 2.5 The function of a simile 2.6 The function of a metaphor 2.7 Developing a paragraph with claim and evidence

3.1 What textual details reveal about a character 3.2 Characters who change or remain unchanged 3.3 Textual details that convey setting 3.4 Significant events in a plot 3.5 The function of conflict in a text 3.6 Developing a paragraph with claim and evidence 3.7 Developing a literary thesis statement 3.8 Developing commentary 3.9 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence 3.10 Control over the elements of composition

4.1 What textual details reveal about a character 4.2 The function of contrasting characters 4.3 Nuances in characters' relationships 4.4 The function of setting in a narrative 4.5 The relationship between character and setting 4.6 How plot orders events 4.7 The function of contrasts within a text 4.8 Identifying the narrator or speaker 4.9 The function of point of view 4.10 Details, diction, and syntax reveal perspective 4.11 Developing a literary thesis statement 4.12 Developing commentary 4.13 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence 4.14 Control over the elements of composition

5.1 The function of structure in a text 5.2 Literal and figurative meaning 5.3 The function of specific words and phrases 5.4 The function of an image or imagery 5.5 The function of a metaphor 5.6 The function of personification 5.7 The function of an allusion 5.8 Developing a literary thesis statement 5.9 Developing commentary 5.10 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence 5.11 Control over the elements of composition

6.1 What textual details reveal about a character 6.2 The function of contrasting characters 6.3 Choices, actions, and speech reveal complexity 6.4 How plot orders events 6.5 The function of a sequence of events 6.6 The function of contrasts within a text 6.7 Details, diction, and syntax reveal perspective 6.8 How a narrator's reliability affects a narrative 6.9 The function of a symbol 6.10 Developing a literary thesis statement 6.11 Developing commentary 6.12 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence 6.13 Control over the elements of composition

7.1 Characters who change or remain unchanged 7.2 Nuances in characters' relationships 7.3 The function of setting in a narrative 7.4 The relationship between character and setting 7.5 How plot orders events 7.6 The function of a sequence of events 7.7 How a narrator's reliability affects a narrative 7.8 The function of a symbol 7.9 The function of an image or imagery 7.10 The function of a simile 7.11 The function of personification 7.12 Developing a literary thesis statement 7.13 Developing commentary 7.14 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence

8.1 The function of structure in a text 8.2 The function of contrasts within a text 8.3 The function of specific words and phrases 8.4 The function of a symbol 8.5 The function of a metaphor 8.6 The function of an allusion 8.7 Developing a literary thesis statement 8.8 Developing commentary 8.9 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence 8.10 Control over the elements of composition

9.1 Characters who change or remain unchanged 9.2 Choices, actions, and speech reveal complexity 9.3 Significant events in a plot 9.4 The function of conflict in a text 9.5 Details, diction, and syntax reveal perspective 9.6 Developing a literary thesis statement 9.7 Developing commentary 9.8 Selecting relevant and sufficient evidence