AP Success - AP English Literature: Wit Inspirations Of The "Two-Year-Olds"





Question 1

Multiple choice



  • Amusement at the wit of infants

  • Indifference to the behavior of children

  • Annoyance with the current trends in childrearing

  • Appreciation for the intelligence of the young generation

  • Curiosity about the developmental stages of infants

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • Highlight the brilliance of children's remarks

  • Criticize the tendency to overpraise children's actions

  • Suggest a comparison between children and celestial phenomena

  • Praise the creativity seen in young children

  • Illustrate the unpredictable nature of children's behavior

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • A reluctant acknowledgment of bias

  • An objective stance on the issue

  • A professional interest in childhood development

  • A detached perspective on the behavior of infants

  • An authoritative stance on parenting

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • To highlight the generational differences in upbringing

  • To criticize the lack of recognition for the speaker's early talents

  • To underscore the evolution of societal norms regarding intelligence

  • To express nostalgia for a simpler time

  • To question the validity of labeling children as "gifted"

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • Illustrate a personal vendetta against modern parenting

  • Provide a humorous contrast to current parenting trends

  • Offer a testimonial to the benefits of strict upbringing

  • Suggest a missed opportunity for personal recognition

  • Criticize the change in societal values over time

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • Emphasize the severity of the father's discipline

  • Undermine the credibility of the speaker's argument

  • Inject humor into the discussion of childhood discipline

  • Illustrate the cultural differences in parenting

  • Highlight the absurdity of the speaker's fears

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • Introducing a lighter, more playful element

  • Underlining the speaker's intellectual capabilities

  • Demonstrating the speaker's rebellious nature

  • Revealing the triviality of the speaker's transgressions

  • Contrasting the speaker's humor with the father's sternness

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • Admiring and envious

  • Dismissive and scornful

  • Objective and impartial

  • Confused and curious

  • Sympathetic and understanding

Question 9

Multiple choice



  • Establish a backdrop of familial love and support

  • Contrast the speaker's upbringing with contemporary practices

  • Critique the excessive strictness in previous generations

  • Highlight the father's influence on the speaker's personality

  • Provide a narrative arc that spans the speaker's development

Question 10

Multiple choice



  • A chronological account of the speaker's upbringing

  • A comparative analysis of past and present childrearing practices

  • A critique of contemporary societal values

  • An argument for a return to traditional parenting methods

  • A satirical take on the concept of childhood intelligence

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