AP Success - AP English Language: Speech: Slavery Experiences
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Question 1
Provide a personal narrative on the author's experiences with slavery
Outline the historical development of slavery
Argue against the moral and legal foundations of slavery
Persuade the audience to take action against slavery
Compare the conditions of slavery in different regions
Question 2
Insight into the economic benefits of slavery
A biased view that undermines his arguments
An understanding of the legal complexities of slavery
Authority to speak on behalf of all slaves
A unique perspective on the injustices of slavery
Question 3
Show the economic value of slaves
Argue for the rights of slave owners
Illustrate the legal protection provided to slaves
Highlight the dehumanization inherent in slavery
Justify the legal status of slaves
Question 4
Illustrate the author's fear of slavery
Compare slavery to a mythological creature
Depict the complexity and resilience of slavery
Emphasize the brutality of slave owners
Show the widespread support for slavery
Question 5
Illustrate the disparity in living conditions between slaves and slave owners
Highlight the slaves' appreciation for simple food
Indicate the economic efficiency of slavery
Demonstrate the resourcefulness of slaves
Show the nutritional deficiencies in slaves' diets
Question 6
Alliteration
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Question 7
Illustrate the religious justification for slavery
Indicate that slaves' happiness is a form of resistance
Suggest that slaves will be rewarded in the afterlife
Show that slaves find ways to be happy despite their conditions
Argue that slave owners are morally reprehensible
Question 8
Argue for better legal protections for slaves
Illustrate the absolute power of slave owners
Show the physical dangers faced by slaves
Suggest that slaves were often killed by their owners
Criticize the legal system that supports slavery
Question 9
Offer a solution to the problem of slavery
Compare the author's experiences with those of other slaves
Present a logical argument against slavery
Describe the daily routines of a slave
Provide a chronological account of the author's life
Question 10
The slaves' inability to improve their own conditions
The economic exploitation of slaves
The psychological impact of slavery on individuals
The lack of legal rights for slaves
The social isolation of slaves
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