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

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Question 1

Multiple choice

Curiosity about the developmental stages of infants
Appreciation for the intelligence of the young generation
Annoyance with the current trends in childrearing
Indifference to the behavior of children
Amusement at the wit of infants

Question 2

Multiple choice

Illustrate the unpredictable nature of children's behavior
Praise the creativity seen in young children
Suggest a comparison between children and celestial phenomena
Criticize the tendency to overpraise children's actions
Highlight the brilliance of children's remarks

Question 3

Multiple choice

An authoritative stance on parenting
A detached perspective on the behavior of infants
A professional interest in childhood development
An objective stance on the issue
A reluctant acknowledgment of bias

Question 4

Multiple choice

To question the validity of labeling children as "gifted"
To express nostalgia for a simpler time
To underscore the evolution of societal norms regarding intelligence
To criticize the lack of recognition for the speaker's early talents
To highlight the generational differences in upbringing

Question 5

Multiple choice

Criticize the change in societal values over time
Suggest a missed opportunity for personal recognition
Offer a testimonial to the benefits of strict upbringing
Provide a humorous contrast to current parenting trends
Illustrate a personal vendetta against modern parenting

Question 6

Multiple choice

Highlight the absurdity of the speaker's fears
Illustrate the cultural differences in parenting
Inject humor into the discussion of childhood discipline
Undermine the credibility of the speaker's argument
Emphasize the severity of the father's discipline

Question 7

Multiple choice

Contrasting the speaker's humor with the father's sternness
Revealing the triviality of the speaker's transgressions
Demonstrating the speaker's rebellious nature
Underlining the speaker's intellectual capabilities
Introducing a lighter, more playful element

Question 8

Multiple choice

Sympathetic and understanding
Confused and curious
Objective and impartial
Dismissive and scornful
Admiring and envious

Question 9

Multiple choice

Provide a narrative arc that spans the speaker's development
Highlight the father's influence on the speaker's personality
Critique the excessive strictness in previous generations
Contrast the speaker's upbringing with contemporary practices
Establish a backdrop of familial love and support

Question 10

Multiple choice

A satirical take on the concept of childhood intelligence
An argument for a return to traditional parenting methods
A critique of contemporary societal values
A comparative analysis of past and present childrearing practices
A chronological account of the speaker's upbringing

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