Ultimate Advanced Placement (AP) Study Guide - Questions & Answers

Plato believed that ones soul/mind could survive the death of ones body.true or false?
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The author most likely chose to introduce her argument by way of a personal anecdote in order toA. share the perspective of someone usually regarded as a typical Wyoming residentB. invites the audience to empathize with the difficulties she faced growing up in WyomingC. challenge her audiences assumptions about Wyoming residentsD. avoid having to incorporate historical and statistical data into her argumentE. disclose events that might have made her unintentionally biased
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The writer wants to add information to the end of sentence 1 (reproduced below) to introduce the central comparison in the passage.When I decided to major in English, I bought an electronic reading device, or e-reader.Which of the following versions of the underlined portion of sentence 1 most effectively accomplishes this goal?e-reader, because even though I love literature, I also am interested in technology.Ae-reader, to use instead of print books in my college literature classes.Be-reader; I later decided to also pursue a minor in business administration.Ce-reader, which was highly recommended by my parents, who both love their e-readers.De-reader; I also purchased a laptop computer and noise-canceling headphones.E
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How are GMOs produced?
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Aristotle believed that the Cosmos was caused to exist by what he referred to as "The Unmoved Mover."True or False
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At the end of the second paragraph (And yet . . . India), the author includes a series of clauses that serve toA. support the claim that Wyomings homogeneity promotes inclusivenessB. qualify the argument that Wyomings political culture lacks diversityC. provide evidence of a long tradition of feminism in WyomingD. reveal the strong influence of liberal thinkers on Wyoming politicsE. correct an assumption about the size of the Asian American population in Wyoming
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Plato believed in two different worlds, which he called Heaven and Earth.true or false???
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The market for music lessonsWhat will definitely happen to the price and quantity of music lessons?Choose 1 answer:AP increasedQ unknownBP decreasedQ unknownCP increasedQ stays the sameDP increasedQ increasedEQ increasedP stays the same
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Plato believed that ones soul/mind could survive the death of ones body.True or False
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Aristotle believed that ones soul/mind could survive the death of ones body.True or False?
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AP PsychAdults who have had a traumatic experience will most likely develop a dissociative disorder.Please select the best answer from the choices providedTF(Answer is F)Please add an answer so it won't get archived!
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AP PsychDissociative identity disorder is the feeling of becoming separated from prior memories after wandering away from home.Please select the best answer from the choices providedTF(Answer is F)Add an answer so it won't be deleted!
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There is controversy that some therapists may influence patients into developing certain personalities in order to issue a diagnosis.Please select the best answer from the choices providedTF(Answer is T)Add an answer so it won't get deleted!
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Select the correct answer. Brooke is trying to take her test, but she keeps forgetting information and getting distracted. Which poor habit is likely to blame for her problems? A. She arrived late to the test. B. She didn't eat breakfast. C. She missed a class the week before. D. She didn't use flash cards to quiz herself.
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Young Mens Christian Association
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The writer wants sentence 10 (reproduced below) to provide a logical, vivid description of the experience of reading with an e-reader.I would read quickly, seeing page after page of disembodied text, words flashing by me on a screenI often felt overwhelmed.Which of the following versions of sentence 10 most effectively accomplishes this goal?A. (As it is now)B. I read quickly, words flashed by me on a screen, I saw page after page of disembodied text, and I felt overwhelmed often.C. I often felt overwhelmed; I quickly read the words that flashed by me on a screen and I saw page after page of disembodied text.D. Words flashing by me on a screen because I would read quickly; I saw page after page of disembodied text, so I often felt overwhelmed.E. I would read quicklyI saw page after page of disembodied textand I often felt overwhelmed, because I had words flashing by me on a screen.
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The writer wants to combine sentences 18 and 19 (reproduced below) to emphasize the relationship between the ideas in these sentences.It proved an invaluable tool for research projects involving secondary sources. It was more efficient to read scholarly articles on my e-reader than to go to the library for hard copies.Which version of the underlined text best accomplishes this goal?A. sources, while itB. sources because itC. sources, yet itD. sources, although itE. sources, unless it
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The writer wants sentence 20 (reproduced below) to provide commentary that reflects the complexity of the discussion in the paragraph and the passage.You can expect to read quite a bit in college.Which of the following versions of sentence 20 most effectively accomplishes this goal?A. (As it is now)B. Consulting secondary sources stimulates critical thinking.C. As you can tell, I really like to read.D. Not all of my professors required the use of scholarly articles, though some made a point of suggesting ones that they themselves had written.E. However, I understood that my level of engagement with these materials was not as profound as it was with primary texts such as Shakespeares plays.
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The writer wants to expand on the advice offered at the conclusion of the passage to bring the argument to a close. Which of the following versions of the underlined portion of sentence 21 (reproduced below) most effectively accomplishes this goal?My advice to students contemplating e-readers is to realize that not all reading experiences are the same.A. same; for immersive experiences, which are crucial to any serious field of study, print is the way to go.B. same; some books will take you a long time to read, regardless of the medium, whereas others can be dispatched relatively quickly.C. same; not all e-readers come equipped with the same features, so do some market research before you decide which e-reader is right for you.D. same; ereaders are often viewed as being more environmentally friendly, but print books come in handy when there is no access to a power source.E. same; after all, who knows what impact new inventions will have on reading in the future?
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It can be inferred that "the few" (paragraph 2) refers most specifically toA. tyrantsB. courtiersC. monarchsD. dissentersE. foreign observers
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An object accelerates 6.0 m/s2 when a force of 3.0 newtons is applied to it. What is the mass of the object?
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A realtor has been told that 42% of homeowners in a city prefer to have a finished basement. She surveys agroup of 400 homeowners randomly chosen from her client list. Find the mean of the proportion ofhomeowners in this sample who prefer a finished basement.
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Evaluate what research has shown about the relationship between intelligence, biological sex, and race or ethnicity. Use evidence presented in the text to support your claim. Be sure to also discuss what psychologists believe.
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Based on Document 1, what was a change that Latin America experienced due to Christianity?:
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