AP Success - AP English Language: Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation

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Question 1

Multiple choice
  • Analyze the differences between past and present social activism

  • Reflect on personal achievements and challenges

  • Narrate the historical events that shaped their beliefs

  • Argue against the ineffectiveness of contemporary social movements

  • Motivate others to take action in societal issues

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • Criticize the lack of progress since Till's death

  • Compare different incidents of racial violence

  • Provide historical context to the author's personal experiences

  • Demonstrate the personal impact of a historical event

  • Illustrate the ongoing nature of racial injustice

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • Voting

  • Participating in the democratic process

  • Speaking out against injustice

  • Human compassion

  • Democracy

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • Sees the plaza as a symbol of successful activism

  • Believes that visiting the plaza is a form of protest

  • Critiques the methods used by the movement

  • Is skeptical of the impact of such symbolic gestures

  • Supports the goals of the Black Lives Matter movement

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • The protective role of family in the face of adversity

  • The dichotomy between public and private spaces

  • The author's transition from innocence to awareness

  • The pervasive nature of societal racism

  • The isolation experienced by individuals facing discrimination

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • Nostalgic and wistful

  • Analytical and detached

  • Inspirational and hopeful

  • Sardonic and cynical

  • Indignant and confrontational

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • Violent resistance

  • Peaceful protest

  • Political campaigning

  • Civil disobedience

  • Legal activism

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • Realizing racial equality and justice

  • Encouraging free speech and expression

  • Achieving absolute freedom from government constraints

  • Advocating for unrestricted capitalism

  • Liberating oneself from personal limitations

Question 9

Multiple choice
  • The rarity of truly visionary individuals

  • The need for exceptional leadership in movements

  • The potential of average citizens to effect change

  • The author's skepticism towards the common man's impact

  • The uniqueness of the author's perspective

Question 10

Multiple choice
  • Illustrate the author's extensive activism

  • Argue for a specific policy change

  • Compare the severity of different cases

  • Catalogue the instances of such violence

  • Personalize the broader issue of racial injustice

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