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AP Success - AP English Literature: Advice to a Prophet





Question 1

Multiple choice



  • deranged by the simplicity of their revelations

  • frustrated by the ignorance of others

  • enlightened by basic truths

  • obsessed with clarity

  • angered by societal denial

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • focus on peace rather than conflict

  • avoid confronting uncomfortable truths

  • preserve innocence about the dangers they face

  • remain ignorant of external threats

  • emphasize spiritual over physical defense

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • invoke a divine authority for their plea

  • emphasize the desperation of their request

  • contrast spiritual values with their current state

  • highlight the religious nature of their appeal

  • question the role of divinity in their plight

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • chaotic and disordered

  • indifferent and unchanging

  • peaceful and harmonious

  • desolate and barren

  • vibrant and self-sustaining

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • highlight humanity's centrality to the world

  • underscore the fear of extinction

  • question the significance of human existence

  • illustrate the difficulty of imagining a world without humans

  • criticize the anthropocentric view of the world

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • an idyllic state of nature

  • the impact of human absence on wildlife

  • a metaphor for human vulnerability

  • the unpredictability of nature

  • a warning about environmental change

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • the dissolution of illusions

  • the unpredictability of weather

  • the fragility of human aspirations

  • the transient nature of existence

  • the destruction of the environment

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • freedom and hope

  • cyclicality and renewal

  • beauty and grace in nature

  • survival and adaptation

  • isolation and solitude

Question 9

Multiple choice



  • classical allusions

  • naturalistic imagery

  • metaphorical representations of human emotions and virtues

  • literal descriptions of cherished objects

  • symbols of cultural heritage

Question 10

Multiple choice



  • optimistic and uplifting

  • didactic and authoritative

  • contemplative and introspective

  • urgent and pleading

  • cynical and despairing

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